So the point of this is that, actually, yes, there are changes needed to the law but we can't merely make it easier for the Commerce Commission to take cases and win them in a court, because actually we need certainty on both sides, but it is a resourcing issue. They actually don't have enough money to do all the things that they need to, and sometimes they don't take cases because the resource is not there. And, whilst the Government gave them the ability to initiate their own inquiries, they haven't been able to do so, because every time the Government has a political problem—two years ago, it was petrol prices when Kiwis were being fleeced at the pump because of the amount of tax the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern collects on the way through. Then it's the supermarkets, because the price of everything's going up, and supermarket prices are going up, and a very large part of this is because the Government keeps putting in place rules, regulations, and cost increases that flow through to the cost of our food and supermarkets. Supermarkets have a role to play but they actually are not the only ones.