Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Thank you. It was as I explained, but perhaps not as eloquently as I might have. New Section 28A(2)(c), inserted by clause 4, if the member has a look, talks about "an exclusivity covenant or other provision in a lease, and the provisions of any other contracts, arrangements, understandings, or covenants, if—" The paragraph (i) to that is actually about describing who the parties are: somebody has to be a party to the lease for this to take effect, and then the next part describes the lack of competition arising from the arrangement. So it's trying to specify that they have to be a party to that lease to be regarded—because there's an "and" at the end of (i) before (ii)—as part of the anti-competitive behaviour that surrounds that if it comes through another form.