And to get a bit geeky on it, I just want to sort of do a little forensic on section 36 in clause 14, because it's such an interesting part of this bill. Section 36 is basically New Zealand's anti-monopolisation provision, and it has four elements which need to be established. First, one needs a relevant market. Secondly, there must be substantial market power in that relevant market. The firm in question must have taken advantage of that substantial power. And fourthly is around motivation, or acting with one of the prescribed purposes—and over on the other side of the House, they referred to it as mens rea, although that's actually more attributable to the criminal legal system.