Having said that, I just would like to get back to what the Minister had in fact said, because we are wanting to improve competition in the market, and hence we are dealing with the covenants of the duopoly which actually restricts certain trade or build which are designed to actually bring about competition, perhaps, and also an exclusivity covenant within a shopping complex. But the issue we also have is that there are dairies who supply to citizens who may not live close to a supermarket, or who may not have the vehicles to actually get to a supermarket, and their corner dairy is their supermarket to actually get their daily supplies. But the wholesalers are controlled by the duopoly. It is the company that owns the duopoly supermarket that run the wholesale where the dairies go to shop at. Does this actually fix that issue? I don't think it does. How are we going to do that, and will the Minister bring about further changes so we can actually deal with the wholesale of groceries that actually go to citizens that may not necessarily go through the route of the supermarkets?