I think this highlights that it has been very, very difficult to take successful cases for anti-competitive conduct, and what we're doing today in moving this bill through the committee stage—notwithstanding some of the theatre along the way—is that we are bringing our law more into line with what they have in Australia. Whether it's intentional or not, requiring large, well-resourced businesses to manage their own actions in terms of whether they're causing harm in the market and harm to competition is entirely appropriate. 