There's a third part that I think is really, really important that I would really love to talk about, which is the doorknockers or the people that come up and do door-to-door selling. As someone who comes from a migrant community, can I just reflect on a very personal note that they are actually very scary for people who might not speak fluent English. They don't know who's at their door. They might not understand the whole entire context of why they're there. And often the tactics they use in order to sell their products are quite pushy or sometimes even quite abusive. And in that way, I think this bill will actually set the safeguards for all communities to be able to feel safer in their own homes so that they will not get bullied into buying things; so that for fear of their own safety they will not have to agree to spend ridiculous amounts of money in order just to get someone away from their front door. 