So it's those kinds of factors, I imagine, they would be looking at and the extent to which that occurs—this would be one factor, I imagine, they look at—would be determined by how much of a threat a would-be competitor is in the market, whether they are really going to turn the dial, whether they have sufficient scale to enter into a battle or competition in any meaningful way that's going to upset the market as a whole. Whether that's good for the market and where that threshold sits will be technical questions that the Commerce Commission, I imagine, will work through, both using those kinds of measures and also benchmarking where it's available from overseas and benchmarking against other industries in New Zealand around similar measures.