I'm confident that the bulk of the framework is sound and that it will work well. The changes, though, introduced through the SOP, the first of them is to slightly adjust the threshold for businesses covered by the unfair contract terms protections to allow more businesses to benefit. The bill prohibits unfair terms in small trade contracts, where the contracts are worth less than $250,000 in a year. Previously, in the bill as it was originally drafted, contracts with related parties were captured, which meant that a firm that had contracts with both a parent and a subsidiary company which added up to $250,000 wouldn't be covered by the protections. Now, that was changed through the SOP. It had a change so that contracts with related parties don't count towards the threshold. That means there'll be more certainty for firms on whether the protections apply; it gives that clarity to everyone involved. It also means that more businesses will benefit from the protections.