Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: I have said we have accepted the findings from the Commerce Commission. Even on their most conservative estimate, which is more conservative than the one the member draws on, they find that the supermarkets are making excess profits of $1 million a day across New Zealand. That is a substantial finding and warrants a substantial response. In respect of a Government owned or backed intervention, that is not something the commission recommends. They believe creating the right conditions for competition is what is essential. They don't see Government as having specialist expertise in selling groceries in particular. They also warn against setting up a Government-owned or backed wholesaler simply on the basis of their analysis around how competition has improved around the world. That said, we are absolutely committed to the findings in the report and are working on the response to the recommendations so that we can see better competition in the sector and see consumers get sharper prices and get a fair deal at the checkout. 