I do think that a very broad definition of unconscionable conduct is "a serious misconduct that goes far beyond what is commercially necessary or appropriate". It's too wide. It's too broad. It's very subjective. If somebody walks into a shop and comes under what they would consider to be intense pressure from a salesperson, is that because that salesperson is acting inappropriately or unethically, or is it because the person is feeling under pressure because they can't afford a product or whatever it might be? Whenever I go into a shop and somebody approaches me, I find that, by and large, they are very appropriately behaved and they understand that they, first of all, want to win the client before they can win the sale. I think that's important to see.