In terms of the experience in the U.K., it's been in operation for 10 years now. There is a report issued by the adjudicator every year. You can see the positive trend against all of the key measures. That's been consistent over that period of time. The suppliers' confidence has increased. The number of issues arising has decreased. Both suppliers and retailers talk very positively about the impact this has had on their businesses.
With that in mind, I think I'd be very optimistic that we'll see those similar benefits arise here. I have absolutely no issue with it being a reciprocal code. I think that's very positive. It should be. We should all be held to the same standards. I'd be very surprised if manufacturers had an issue with that.