The second is, he talked about the changes around intention and effect when it comes to market position. I have a particular concern around this. I don't disagree that, actually, we probably need better rules or clearer rules for the Commerce Commission, because the Minister is right. It's not that they haven't won that many cases; they haven't taken a lot because, of course, if they're not sure of a prosecution, a conviction, they're not likely to take a case. The point here, though, Minister, is it's as much about resource as it is about the law. I'm not arguing there are not changes in the law needed, but it is about resource. His Government has increased the amount of money that has gone to the Commerce Commission, but, actually, it's gone to the Commerce Commission as a result of an inquiry that his Government directed them to undertake, and they now monitor fuel pricing in New Zealand.