Also, we have to understand that people often suffer from what's known as buyer's remorse, and we have to be careful that these sorts of things don't actually try and capture that. I think that with the definition of unconscionable conduct being so unconscionable that no one actually knows what it is—despite Dr Webb giving us a bit of a lecture about it in, I think, the second reading—it turns out that it is so difficult to define that we can't get it into law. So then we end up with some people making a decision on a very broad definition, which will undoubtedly capture people that don't deserve to be captured by this law. It is understandable that people want to go to an extreme of trying to cover everything off. It's actually very akin to hate speech legislation—so broad that nobody really knows what it is, and innocent people will be captured.