The issue around the land banking: the bill was actually silent on the land banking issue, but we came to a view that with the Resource Management Act (RMA) changes, that wasn't something that needed to be addressed. But the next big issue was: who is going to be monitoring these supermarkets and the ability to make sure that it was getting adequate information? So that's been dealt with through a Supplementary Order Paper that the Minister referred to, which updates clause 4 to insert new clause 28C, which means that the Commerce Commission will now have the right to go and seek information from retailers. It is an interim step, because as the Minister just said now and has confirmed on previous occasions, the intent is to establish a grocery retailer, and we think it's absolutely important that the grocery retailer actually has teeth to be able to go and enforce and be able to monitor the situation on a proactive basis, not on a reactive basis, which is the current mode of operation for the Commerce Commission. We're yet to see the arrangement for the grocery retailer, and we're looking forward to seeing what that is, but that is why the committee sought the requirement, and I'm glad that the Minister responded in terms of being much clearer about making sure that the Commerce Commission could act proactively, could seek necessary information, and that was an interim step until we got through to the next stage. 