HELEN WHITE (Labour): I rise in support of this bill, and it's in its third reading now. During those discussions that we've had in previous readings, we've talked about the reason why unconscionable conduct is simply not defined. That's because there's criteria set out in that bill, so if you apply the criteria, then, actually, it is possible to predict whether the actions are unconscionable. But when you've got people who actually are creative in the way that they are basically holding people—or being sneaky, then you need something that's more flexible and this bill does that. 