Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): I do want to acknowledge the member's question and the respects to Dame June and agree with those sentiments. In answer to the question, yes, I stand by my statement that the report is clear: competition in the retail grocery sector is not working, and consumers will get better prices, range, and quality when action is taken to address this. It's clear that we need to improve competition and that there is a desire to see quick action. That is what we are doing. My officials are currently working through the recommendations of the 607-page report, but I have been clear that we will not rule out exploring further measures if the recommendations in the report don't achieve the level of competition we need. We're looking at establishing a new regulator and dispute resolution scheme, developing a mandatory code of conduct, and how we can ban land covenants to free up space for new supermarkets. These actions can have a real impact on improving competition in New Zealand. This issue is simply too important not to get a response right on, on behalf of New Zealand consumers.