Competition is in peril in our little country of New Zealand. Our economy is small, so that's why we are very susceptible to anti-competitive behaviour. It's really important that we choose as a Parliament to uphold competition in our economy to the best of our abilities. I do want to quote our capable chair, Jamie Strange, in, I think it must have been another bill that he contributed to, saying that competition breeds innovation. I think that is exactly why we are doing all of this—is that we need to make sure that we also have an innovative economy to be driving us forward in the 21st century. So that's why I think it's incredibly important that this bill addresses section 36, and that we make sure that in this commerce Act that we actually are able to give our courts the full power of not only constructing a scenario of hypothetical analysis but also we're able to just look straight into the intention of these cartel behaviours and actually be able to give them the full suite of tools to prosecute, for those who are harming competition in different markets.