Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): No. If I've understood the question correctly, the selling of those things in a store that happens to be near a major designated grocery retailer is—now, how am I going to best express this? First, it has to be by a designated grocery retailer where they're acting in an anti-competitive way; that is stopped. But if it's not a designated major grocery retailer doing it, then it's not stopped, if that makes sense, and I hope that I've understood the member's question correctly.