We are all for competition and minimum regulation, in the ACT Party. But we also respect the philosophy of the bill, which is behavioural, in terms of making sure that the competitive playing-field is standard size between Australia and New Zealand. It is likely to follow that the Australian benchmark has application here. But also other applications could be received from the United Kingdom and other various countries. So the majority of coverage on the bill has focused on the market powers section, and there is a fine balance here between market power, competition law, and intellectual property rights. If people, companies, and organisations, especially in the era of new technology, are afraid to innovate in this country because of a Government department, then we have a serious a problem.