In respect of section 36, the member has asked what measures have been taken around prohibition of market power, and I'm sure this will be raised by members opposite as well. I do want to thank the committee for its support of the legislation recently passed, which strengthened section 36 of the Commerce Act, and the strengthened legislation will give the Commerce Commission better tools to take cases where it observes behaviour that may appear to be anti-competitive, and it will also more likely deter anti-competitive behaviour in the market. It has been very difficult to enforce section 36. Historically, I note that the Commerce Commission has taken five cases only since the legislation was introduced in 1986, and only two of them had been successful, and the last of these cases concerned conduct in the early 2000s. So it's been felt that, really, that legislation has not had the teeth that was necessary to effectively enforce competition or to dissuade anti-competitive conduct, and the reforms align with the prohibition in Australia, the equivalent prohibition, and uses a test that already operates in other parts of the Commerce Act. I'm expecting the Commerce Commission to provide appropriate guidance around it, too. 