I'd like to thank, again, members of the Economic Development, Science and Innovation (EDSI) Committee for considering this bill within the time frame. On 16 June, the select committee unanimously reported this bill back to the House. The select committee identified some worthwhile ways to broaden the new section 28A of the bill so that it captures the full range of agreements that supermarkets may use to limit the availability of land for competing retailers—for example, the bill now prohibits covenants that impede the operation of other non-grocery retail stores which may compete with a designated grocery retailer. The bill also contains a provision to make it easier for designated grocery retailers to voluntarily remove covenants affected by the bill from land titles.