Clearly, it will help better fill the gap that exists. Even the Competition Bureau report from last summer acknowledged their limitations and certainly didn't answer all of the questions that are there. I think it creates a lot of uncertainty around what exactly is happening and what we really understand. It's also important to understand, especially in a concentrated sector like retail, that there may very well be limitations to what they can make public at the end of the day.
This is a really small piece of the puzzle. It's interesting to think how things would have been 20 years ago had the Competition Bureau had these powers then. They didn't, so we are where we are. I think ultimately this is about an incremental or very marginal impact on the issue of food prices.