So the Government is giving the Commerce Commission, again, a broad range of powers. We hope the Commerce Commission should be sensible and consumer impacts around innovation and competition and new products won't be hampered by what the Commerce Commission will do, and that it will be ready for a new set of products and suites to come through. One of the things we have to really recognise is that the more sophisticated these products become, the more that they do have to charge, and that they will be more value-added products in the New Zealand market. And it is a bit of a test bed for testing what then eventually goes on around the world.