Then the second question I have is in terms of market power, and then, obviously, I know other members will have questions following on. But the question of market power: New Zealand is a small economy in relation to other countries around the world, and being a small economy, we often don't have quite as many active players in markets, and because of that, we can at times be prone to having less competition than would be desirable for consumers. Sometimes this leads to monopolies. Sometimes this leads to cartel-type behaviour. So I am interested to hear from the Minister what changes have been made over the past 12 months to strengthen the prohibition against misuse of market power. Now, we heard from the Commerce Commission a little bit around this, particularly in terms of some of the market studies that they've been doing, in terms of the grocery sector. The commission released its final report on the conditions for competition in the grocery sector on 8 March 2022. The other area we heard from the Commerce Commission was around the retail fuel market. In 2019, the commission released its final report into the retail fuel market in New Zealand, and I understand there's been some changes in that area to increase competition in the fuel market. 