Let me tell you what it actually does. What it does is it sets an implied clause in commercial leases retrospectively. So for commercial leases that exist between a landlord and their tenant in a private contract which the landlord and the tenant, the two parties in the contract, have agreed to, have studied, and have signed up to, this bill allows the hand of the State to reach into that contract retrospectively and alter the terms of that contract. Now, we on this side of the House find this a very serious matter because, actually, commerce in this country and commerce throughout the world operates on the basis that people can settle on private contracts between parties, that they can do so within the legislative framework, and that they can conduct business accordingly. 