ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): OK. So, on that basis, that would mean that we're going to do one major market study and one medium-sized market study to get to our $2.4 million budget. So under the new rules for the Commerce Commission, they have the power to initiate these types of reviews. Clearly, they'll have the money  million. To what extent are you satisfied that we won't be undertaking unnecessary market studies, because they're incredibly disruptive to the businesses that are investigated, and how do we not stop the process of the Commerce Commission just deciding to spend the money and just, basically, working through a low-order priority until they've used up the money in the budget?