Hon TODD McCLAY: I will. So the good news here for New Zealand households is that no longer will supermarkets and others be able to put covenants on land that don't have supermarkets on them, and therefore stop them from being able to sell food. But what we know is the speed with which it takes consent to be issued in this country, through building consents and resource consents and other things, I guarantee that as a result of this legislation we won't see a single additional extra supermarket built anywhere, chain or otherwise, between now and the next election, and that food prices will continue to go up during that period of time.