Actually, much of what this bill is trying to do is already covered in law. There are some real challenges when it comes to trading and what can and can't be done, but, actually, this doesn't do this. You see, one of the provisions of the legislation says that if you don't want somebody to come to sell something to you, then you have the ability to tell them not to come to your property. Actually, you already have that under the law, so I don't know how it is that somebody is safer when it comes to any unfair trade practice as a result of this. Anybody at home that has fallen foul when it comes to this type of selling actually gets no greater protection from this legislation on the day after it has passed and enters into law than on the day before, because vulnerable consumers are already covered by it. 