MELISSA LEE (National): Thank you, and I'd like to add to what my colleague Andrew Bayly has actually said. Even though supermarkets in many suburbs exist and actually do sell meats and fruits and vegetables, there are many people who prefer to go to the local market or even the fruit and vegetable shop—which are speciality shops—or the butchery, because they have had a long-term relationship. I really wonder by just specifying these specific things whether, although we're removing the covenants, the supermarkets could potentially say, "This is our territory.", and they actually may be able to prevent other smaller shops, specific shops that actually do specialities, like fruit and vegetable shops, the bakery, the butchery, or even, I don't know, a local pharmacy from selling these things, even without an exclusive covenant to prevent them from being in those shops. I think it's really interesting when you actually dig into it. I wish we had more time at select committee. 