The other thing related to this is the first right of refusal obligations, and these are very significant arrangements where a grocery retailer—and there have been many examples of this that the Commerce Commission identified—will take a first right of refusal on using potential land that may become available in the future. It may even want to see that right after the supermarket is long gone and no longer occupying the premises. We were particularly concerned about those arrangements because that was another way of a grocery retailer potentially and, in some cases, actually stopping other competitors—other grocery chains—coming into New Zealand and setting up operations, because there may be an arrangement that goes back many years that still applies and that stops the landlord from basically being able to tenant that area to a new competitor. 