Changes to safe harbour provisions are to add a purpose clause to assist with understanding of the scope of safe harbour and providing that Ministers must have regard to that purpose when making regulations relating to safe harbour; to make it clear that any entity incorporated before the date of announcement of the safe harbour on 3 April 2020 can have the benefit of it, provided that they meet the threshold test. Changes to business debt hibernation provisions are to ensure that the business debt hibernation provisions regime is easy to understand and navigate for small businesses, noting that Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment websites will have educational and guidance material available, including removing the need for a statutory declaration to enter the business debt hibernation scheme; clarifying the scope of protections to businesses through the moratorium; making it clear that creditors with large over the whole, or substantially the whole, of the property of the business—general security arrangements holders are not bound by the moratorium; clarifying the voting rules; and modifying the way that the voidable transactions provisions will apply when a business is in a business debt hibernation mode.