The second thing about this bill is that it cuts to the sanctity of law—that is, people can have contracts of law, and yet this Government is running roughshod over legal rights between two parties that have entered into proper agreements—and lease agreements are proper agreements; they are often very lengthy and well defined and have established precedent. Yet, again, the Labour Government thinks it should stride in there and intercede itself in between what are viable and longstanding agreements, and yet, as part of that, transferring the cost to landlords.