I think it is really important when we look at the Commerce Act to realise we've had it since 1986. I think the last time I spoke on the Commerce Act, I pointed out that I did one of my dissertations on the Commerce Act, and the Minister in charge of the bill said, "Well, that was 1986." And I said, yes, it was, and I did. So it's been around for a while.  I think the ComCom, as it's called now—the Commerce Commission—has often been seen as not having enough teeth or enough funding or enough something or rather or a will to live. I think it is important that we look at it and think—you know, in the anti-trust legislation that we see in some parts of the United States and others, sometimes some of us look at it and think, well, that might be useful. I mean, this was the New Zealand answer to it, the 1986 Act. But the problem is it doesn't solve the problems that a Government can visit upon people and it doesn't solve the fact that fuel costs are higher. It doesn't solve any of that. 