The arguments levelled by Damien Smith and David Bennett about unintended consequences and being anti-competitive don't really stand, because—as Glen Bennett said tonight, my colleague—this law is not about protecting individual businesses. It's not going to stifle competition by deterring firms with market power from lowering their prices or innovating. Competition law is aimed at protecting the competitive process, not individual competitors. So it's all about becoming more efficient, introducing better products, lowering prices—and they are all legitimate and pro-competitive practices.