The committee received 51 written submissions—so there was certainly some interest in this—and heard oral evidence from 20 submitters in hearings in Wellington and virtually over Zoom. Officials considered these submissions in the departmental report. Now, just to highlight some of the submissions that we heard: so we heard a number of submissions on the unconscionable conduct. Some submitters wanted a definition of "unconscionable conduct" to aid clarity. The list of factors in the bill provide a principle-based approach to help determine what conduct could fall foul of the law. There were a number of submissions on extending unfair contract terms to businesses. Submitters had mixed views on whether the unfair contract terms extension is appropriately targeted. The protections only apply to standards from contracts which aren't subject to effective negotiation; this limit is for the protections to smaller and more vulnerable businesses who have poor bargaining power and don't have the resources to identify unfair terms.