So the bill actually talks about the eight factors. The eight factors that the bill will involve are assessed as, "…the relative bargaining power of the person engaging in the conduct…". It will be a matter of looking at the person and whether they have bargaining power. So if it's a supermarket and a supplier there's an obvious issue here. "…The extent to which the trader and an affected person acted in good faith:". Again there is an importation of a terminology which actually has become commonly understood in New Zealand through the case law. "…Whether, taking account of the particular characteristics and circumstances of an affected person, the affected person or the affected person's representative was reasonably able to protect the affected person's interests:". Again, we're talking about the particular person and their vulnerability. 