I think in terms of the competitors and the select committee process, here we are in the second reading talking about the select committee. Whilst the farmers, particularly the Fonterra farmers and Fonterra itself, obviously, were keen for open entry to go, some of the domestic competitors were not so keen. But I think the time has come. They've got their businesses up and running. They need to be competing on commercial terms. They need to have a value proposition to talk to farmers, to say that if you're going to change companies to us, there is some certainty for them that that is a value proposition that is worth their while making that move. They shouldn't necessarily need the default position of being able to say, "Well, if it doesn't work out, you can go back to Fonterra." I don't think that is a sustainable proposition, and the select committee certainly felt that the competition had matured enough where we didn't need that provision to be left.