Those other recommendations we've accepted, and where we've gone further we will be making very clear when we bring legislation to the House. Of course, we're wanting to go through that detail very carefully to make sure that there are no loopholes, that we are getting things right, so that Kiwis really do get a better deal in a more competitive market as the year progresses. But I would note, already, and I would say, as a result of the market study, we're seeing significant change in the market. We've seen the duopoly welcome a code of conduct for the first time, and participate in helping it get developed. We've seen the duopoly welcome a regulator come in. We've seen these remarkable, in my view, acceptances that it's a good idea to get rid of covenants that have been in place for years and years and years, blocking competition in this sector. The supermarkets have said, "Well, we can see that that's no longer acceptable and we are going to change."