Certainly the Target experience came up. We mention it in our report in terms of something the international grocers told us about the Canadian market. We asked them what the barriers were that were keeping them out. What are some of the reasons? Target was mentioned, but there are other factors too that are related to it.
One that I can perhaps mention, in response to your question, is restrictive covenants in property controls. That is something that can really be a major barrier to entry and expansion in the Canadian marketplace. You can't start a new grocery store if you can't get access to the land. That is something that we heard particularly from independents as being problematic. That is why one of our recommendations in the report is something that a number of other countries have done—namely, consider limiting their use or banning them altogether in the grocery sector, because they can be harmful to competition.
Of course, we also have an enforcement interest in this space as well.