Our retail grocery market study is a perfect example of that. We have a wealth of information from businesses, from our enforcement work, so we understand how particular markets work. Sometimes we understand the barriers they face, but sometimes we need to do additional studies so that we can understand, not just from an enforcement perspective but also from a public policy perspective, if there are constraints happening on competition.
That retail grocery market study is a perfect example of how we can use the information and our powers to collect information to make the most informed recommendations possible to government on issues that are priorities for Canadians.