The very last part I'll talk just briefly on, because, actually, I think, you know—the point about helping consumers to be able to ward off predatory sellers is not a bad thing, but, again, it's about appropriateness to the situation. So the Minister said that in his view, the Commerce Commission would only act against mobile traders. Well, why not define that? Why not say that it applies to them? There may even be a couple of other types of door-to-door salespeople that these particular provisions could apply to, but the way it's written is they'll simply apply to anyone seeking to undertake some sort of trade at the doorstep. So I'm sure the Girl Guides are probably figuring they're quite happy that they've stopped selling biscuits, because, quite frankly, the way the legislation's written at the moment, they would be captured.