ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): I rise to speak on the Commerce Amendment Bill, and as I do so, I'd like to talk as a business owner. We've talked a lot today about the impact on business and how business will respond to competition, but I can speak from the heart. I can speak as a business owner for over 25 years, and I can tell the people of this House that competition is the best thing we can do to grow business. Without competition, we don't keep being innovative, we don't enable ourselves to grow, and we don't include the number eight wire thinking that comes with being good Kiwis in business. But I do agree with a member of the other side of the House: because we are a small country, we can see the creation of duopolies, cartels emerging and the consolidation of market power, and we have firms of great size and how they behave and the purchasing of those products. 