When I look at the characteristics of where this bill has got to, it has really been around strengthening information, strengthening governance, and then a really long select committee process to grapple with the competing rights, and how we balance those to make sure that vendors were protected by the caveat emptor principle—that buyers do need to beware and do their due diligence—but also that purchasers were protected by having enough information, adequate disclosures, correct information, and being able to make decisions in a timely way if that information wasn't forthcoming or wasn't correct. 