I have noted also in the bill that the New Zealand consumer market is well served by a range of small, speciality dairy processors. There are, however, only two companies that provide nearly all of the basic household dairy staples of fresh milk and tabled cheese. Those companies are Fonterra and Goodman Fielder. When Fonterra was created, the Government recognised the risks to the interest of New Zealand consumers of having only one large company controlling the whole market for domestic consumer products. There were risks of a lack of choice, of pricing, and of supply. DIRA therefore made a specific provision for Goodman Fielder to have a supply of raw milk. The Government now considers it important to maintain the regulatory backstop for Goodman Fielder. This is not to protect the company; it's to protect the interests of New Zealanders who want to be able to buy fresh milk and other dairy basics year-round.