We've accepted 12 out of the 14 recommendations from the Commerce Commission. The other two were rejected on the basis that we want to go further. We want to have an access regime for wholesale, for other grocery retailers who might want to enter the market, or for smaller players to expand. We want a mandatory backstop to that, to make sure that it happens. And we also want reviews of competition done more regularly than the Commerce Commission suggested: not every three years, but every year. So we've gone further than the Commerce Commission wanted or suggested in their work, but we accept the findings that there are excess profits. We want Kiwis to be getting a fair deal at the checkout. We know cost of living pressure is hurting Kiwi families. That's why we want to address the duopoly's dominance.