Submitters had mixed views on whether the unfair contract terms extension was appropriately targeted. It only applies to standard form contracts which aren't subject to effective negotiation, and that recognises the fact that what we're talking about here is those smaller firms who don't have the bargaining power and don't have the resources to apply to unfair terms, to identify them, and to argue their corner. So the protections only apply to trading relationships with an expected value of $250,000 a year or more. While submitters argued for a higher or lower cap, we think $250,000 strikes the right balance to capture a range of contracts involving vulnerable businesses while allowing larger strategic contracts to be negotiated in the traditional fashion.