You know, one of the biggest challenges with the legislation is that it fails to specify which behaviours would constitute unconscionable conduct. He mentioned this in his speech two weeks ago; this is what the bill is trying to achieve. But by not actually defining "unconscionable conduct", what it does is create uncertainty. Businesses won't know. There will need to be regulation. Whenever there is uncertainty, there is cost. So this isn't about deciding that there shouldn't be legislation; it's that the Government and the Minister haven't done their job properly.