On 16 June, the committee unanimously reported the bill back to the House, recommending some amendments which I endorse. And I would like to mention five of these changes. Again, as I do that I do want to acknowledge the committee and I do want to acknowledge Jamie Strange's leadership but also Andrew Bayly's constructive engagement on these matters, as the detail was worked through by the committee over a brief period of time. So the committee raised concerns that that new section 28A of the bill may not be effective in capturing the full range of anti-competitive agreements supermarkets might use to limit the availability of land to others. And to address that, the bill as reported back includes several changes to new section 28A. And the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee recommended therefore that amending the definition of an exclusivity covenant to explicitly include rights of first refusals that the landlord might give the supermarket should be included. I think that's a sensible thing to do.