So we're determined to do that, and we responded to the Commerce Commission's recommendations by accepting the majority but rejecting two, because we wanted to go further and faster. That included reviewing sooner and we'll have an expectation that the regulator, when they're appointed, will review the sector with an annual report rather than a three-yearly review. Also, we also were not comfortable with just having a wholesale access regime on good-faith terms. I've signalled a mandatory backstop to ensure that there is a regime in place if we don't see the outcomes we would expect from a good-faith access regime in the wholesale sector. So the Government has gone, obviously, further than the Commerce Commission was ready to recommend, but we make no apology for that because we want to see Kiwis get a fair deal at the supermarket.