MELISSA LEE (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I would start by indicating that on this side of the House, we oppose this bill. I think, when it comes to commerce and consumer affairs - type legislation in this House, most people would like to think that we're creating law that makes it easy for people to conduct business, and, from time to time, regulations need to be adjusted to update because some laws are quite old. But in terms of unfair conduct, such as the use of pressure tactics, targeting of vulnerable consumers, or drawing up of overly complicated contracts or one-sided contracts, it is something that we oppose—you know, use of deception and things like that. We do oppose that, but we already have laws in place which actually can prosecute those behaviours to protect the consumers.