There are other improvements to the law, however. Far less has been said in this House about some other worthwhile amendments that the bill makes. I wish to highlight just a couple of them—firstly, the inclusion of covenants in our cartel regime. In 2017, Parliament made some significant reforms to the cartel regime. The prohibition against cartels is the way the Commerce Act creates direct or per se liability for certain features and agreements between competitors that are generally harmful to competition. The Act now defines cartel provisions as provisions that involve price fixing, market allocation, or restricting output. The Act also provides a range of exceptions, recognising cases in which a cartel is unlikely to be anti-competitive in practice.