Ultimately, I think people generally, fair-thinking New Zealanders, will be very pleased with the bill's passage. As I said at the outset, the purpose of it is to ensure that businesses can compete on their merits. We want the kind of competition that enables firms to thrive, that have the most innovative practices and products, that do run their businesses well and do things that are in the interests of consumers. Having clearly spelt-out law describes the playing field in which they operate, and, ultimately, those benefits from competition do accrue to consumers, and that's about fairness—both fairness for the businesses in understanding the environment, knowing where they've got to put their efforts, but also fairness, of course, for consumers themselves, who deserve to have products available that are at the best price and the best quality across the board.