The changes that are contained in the bill can be roughly summarised under four headings. The first of these is a strengthening of the provisions around the misuse of market power. So, currently, market power can be prosecuted by the Commerce Commission (ComCom) on the basis of developing a hypothetical model. That has proven very difficult in practice, and what we are doing here with the bill today, the Commerce Amendment Bill, is bringing our law into line with what they do in Australia, and that introduces a different kind of test for the abuse of market power by a dominant player in the market. So that bill reforms the provision to prohibit firms with substantial market power from engaging in conduct that has the purpose, effect, or likely effect of substantially lessening competition.