The Commerce Amendment Bill amends the Commerce Act 1986 to improve the reach and functioning of competition law, and that's the key point—the aspect around competition—with the Act's purpose of promoting competition in markets for the long-term benefit of consumers in New Zealand. There are four key ways that the bill does this. The first one is by strengthening the Act's section 36, the prohibition against the misuse of market power. And as I've said, we do have a market economy in New Zealand, and an incredibly successful market economy, and it's important that we continue to support our market economy to do what it has been doing well for a number of years. Also, even through the challenges of COVID, our market economy has held up relatively well.