To go then to Andrew Bayly's question—littered through the Part 1, the member will see, for example, in new section 28A(2)(a)(ii), inserted by clause 4, "any other retail store that is likely to compete with a retail grocery store operated by the designated grocery retailer". In new section 28A(2)(aa)(ii): "(B) any other retail store that is likely to compete with a retail grocery store operated by the designated grocery retailer", and so on. That same formula appears at various points through the Act to indicate that it isn't just those that are operating selling eggs, bread, dairy products, fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, rice, sugar, manufactured packaging, food, and medicine or other prescription products that are excluded from those from having exclusivity. It's a broader thing which is intended to capture anyone in any arrangement that's designed to exclude competition to a grocery retailer. I hope that answers the member's question. 