I understand that the commission has already published guidelines setting out its approach to these decisions—and that's important—in a way that promotes at least some measure of accountability and allows some measure of certainty. So even though we might not be able to predict in any individual case with 100 percent certainty how the Commerce Commission would land, so to speak, on any given decision in the space, we can say at least that if we understand the factors in those guidelines as to how it would make those decisions, then there is a measure of predictability. And so the Commerce Commission has that power entrenched, they say, and confirmed and clarified. So I'll state for the record, in this the third reading, that the National Party agrees with the bill overall, but also understands and acknowledges the purpose of that, at least as an interim power, where it is appropriate.