Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Very good. Ultimately, obviously, the Minister is only able to take decisions upon the recommendation of the Commerce Commission, and I would expect the Commerce Commission to be employing their technical expertise in making those recommendations. Now, at this point, I'm speculating on what process they might go through, but I would expect that they would look at aspects and measures of competition in the market—you know, how concentrated the market is, whether prices are shifting, as retailers come and go from a geographic area. In their report, they found that there is no statistically significant change in prices currently, when a grocery retailer turns up in town or leaves, whether or not there's someone else there at the time, that those prices do not seem to be moving in the market. They are set at a national level, and they're not affected by any local level competition factors, as you might expect in other markets. 