Finally, I want to talk a little bit about what the Government can do itself rather than looking only at competition rules and law. The reason for that is, actually, when it comes to competitive or anti-competitive practices and market powers and if we are talking directly to cost and to price upon a consumer or a competitor, then the Government has a very large role to play in this. It's not in this part of legislation—this Minister is not responsible—but, actually, in a cross-Government approach to how we make it easier for businesses and better for consumers so that they have more choice and, at the same time, actually, costs are not put up. So if they can afford more comes to all the things that a Government does. The Government has a raft of other legislation it is bringing in through the House in other areas that are going to have an impact upon businesses large and small, those who have a competitive advantage, those that may have a degree of market power, that in the end will be passed on to consumers, nothing to do with this at all. 