The other interesting feature of this piece of law is the compulsory arbitration, which we don't see very often, but, again, it's something that's very common in commercial leases. So rather than people running into court, commercial lease-holders—you know, the retailers, the small retailers in those malls that have perhaps been doing it hard on bespoke lease documents, which aren't tenant-friendly and aren't particularly even-handed. They won't be going into court on those kinds of things. They'll be asked to go straight to arbitration, and those arbitrators will be experienced people in commercial property and they will be able to, essentially, value what the loss of occupation is worth and where that loss should fall. 