That's what's needed. We do look at that U.S. model that allowed them to break up control by packer concentration. That was years ago. Since then they've been weakening their competition acts too, but there is a definite need for the government to exercise its powers in the economy. It's not unreasonable to do this.
If you look at why corporations exist in the first place--this is a history lecture--it's a group of people who come together to accomplish a purpose; mainly that has been a profit, but it can be more than that, and it is the government that grants a corporate charter. You have to apply to government to get it. The government can set reasonable rules on that, and it should do so.