I also would like to very much mention what we're doing in the grocery sector. On Budget night, we put through some urgent legislation to ban practices which the major supermarket players, the duopoly, have used to block their competitors from coming into town. The use of exclusive covenants, restrictive covenants, exclusive leases—those things will be banned in the future. They will become unenforceable if they've been applied historically. And that is the first concrete step that we've taken in response to the Commerce Commission's report, which found that the supermarket duopoly were taking, by their most conservative estimate, a million dollars a day in excess profits out of Kiwis' pockets, each and every day of the year. That's their most conservative estimate.