So we're talking about fairer contract terms overall. They only apply to contracts worth less than $250,000 a year, and that limits the protections to smaller or more vulnerable businesses who don't have bargaining power and who aren't negotiating terms in larger, more strategic contracts. So we're just talking about situations where there isn't that power imbalance. The third thing which I mentioned in my introduction is the "do not knock" provisions. The bill builds on protections for consumers approached by door-to-door salespeople. Those changes mean that an uninvited seller must leave a residential property if they're asked to directly, or if those stickers are there, the "do not knock" stickers send a clear message.