When we come to why that's important, many submitters made it very clear that they felt that Fonterra had achieved its purpose in the sense that there was enough competition out there in the market. When we look at the statistics around that competitive pressure that's out there, in most parts of New Zealand there is that ability to choose another manufacturer rather than the existing manufacturer—for example, Fonterra—that they may have been with in the past. Now, that ability to choose gives a certain dynamic to the New Zealand industry which many farmers have taken upon themselves to be part of, but it does also present a challenge to Fonterra long term in its capacity requirements. That was the essential argument that submitters came to the committee in favour of—removing that clause—because they felt that that was too much of a commitment that Fonterra had to make in its capital contributions to be able to meet any and every supplier that may just determine to come back to Fonterra at some point in time.