All this clause does is say that in commercial leases where it's impossible to perform—where the landlord cannot provide free access in quiet enjoyment to the premises—then the parties are the first to put their heads together and try and sort it out, but, if not, they can go and get it arbitrated. Nothing surprising about this at all. The parties never turned their mind when they created a lease to a global pandemic. What we are doing here is saying, "Well, look, don't worry. We'll think about that for you. We think the appropriate thing to do is, in all the circumstances, take everything into account and arrive at a just and reasonable resolution where an appropriate amount is paid. Nothing surprising there—common sense, good business. I commend it to the House.