One of the things that we were quite concerned about, which Mr Bayly actually did a lot of work on, was in terms of the compensation that the supermarket entities could potentially ask of the landlords when these covenants are actually removed or become illegal, because they might actually have the power to say, well, effectively, by removing the exclusivity rights and also the restrictive covenants where they actually prevent the land from being developed to actually build another supermarket nearby might mean that they are losing, you know, hypothetical revenue, and they could potentially get the landlord to compensate them. It could be huge amounts of money.