Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Of course, there's one particularly strong piece of competition going on at the moment, as we speak, in the Hauraki Gulf, in Auckland. Two yachts are racing against each other and, of course, as we know, one of the great drivers of innovation—probably the great driver of innovation—across the economy and in sport and in every element of life is competition. It's a good thing, and so it's important that we need to maintain—there is a role for Government to ensure that competitive spirit is alive and well across the economy, and so the Commerce Amendment Bill, and the Commerce Act itself, is focused on trying to deal with abuse of market power, which occurs, obviously, in certain parts of the economy and all around the world.