Hon Ngonyama, I think you heard that I agreed with hon Meshoe about the fine print. But, we need to be clear as to what we are talking about. Concerning plain language, it is the business people who, when doing their business transactions, do not explain in what we term plain language. The law dictates that they explain, hence I say that if there is a specific case where plain language was not used to explain, it needs to come to us so that we can deal with it according to the Consumer Protection Act.
It is when people are not given an explanation as to what they are about to sign, that we need to act. The Consumer Protection Act actually protects consumers' rights. If there is a case where it was not explained to people in plain language, then that case needs to come forward so that we can deal with it. I thank you.