Now, this was quite some time ago. I ended up putting some of those people in touch with the Hon Clayton Cosgrove, who I think at the time might have been our commerce spokesperson, and he developed a member's bill along these lines, to change section 36 of the Act to bring it into line with the Australian law. Now, as it happens, I don't think that was ever drawn from the biscuit tin. History will tell me, or somebody in this House will tell me, if I'm wrong, but it certainly didn't become law. Now here I am, as the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, passing a law that does bring us into line with the Australian law, setting that test in a way that will actually, I think, be more effective at ensuring that we do have a competitive market that will make sure that we get the benefits of that in terms of both the clarity for business, so they can maximise their opportunity, but also the benefits for consumers that accrue from having good competition in the market place.