So, as reported back from select committee, paragraph 14, in terms of the permitted activities, does not acknowledge the property rights of leaseholders for their improvements. Now, this is actually quite fundamental, because a lease, of course, is not a freehold, but when a property is a lease property the leaseholder has ownership of the improvements to that property. They might not, in fact, own the land—in terms of our legal system—but they have a legally enforceable property right by way of lease and therefore have ownership of the improvements.