That's where one of the key fundamental parts of our law is enshrined, in most legislation—is an intention test. There needs to be an intention to commit an offence. I'm going back to the legal system days, and I'm sure Mr Chris Penk will understand this very well—the mens rea of intention. I can't actually believe I can remember that, those days, but even a non-lawyer myself that did study it—[Interruption] Yes. Remember the lectures on mens rea and how important that is, especially in the criminal justice system. Here we are moving away from that to any unforeseen reduction in competition as being sufficient.