Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Potts and Mr. Chan, I want to say thank you for coming today, but my colleagues and I from the U.K. Parliament wanted to ask Mark Zuckerberg our questions. He wouldn't come to answer our questions in London at our Parliament, so we have come across the Atlantic to make it easier for him. We can only conclude that he's frightened of scrutiny. For the avoidance of doubt, I am sick to death of sitting through hours of platitudes from Facebook and avoidance tactics with regard to answering questions. I want the boss here to take responsibility, so please take that message back to Mr. Zuckerberg.
I'd like to ask the Google representatives a question.
In any other sector, your company's monopolistic position would have been dismantled by now. What are you doing at the moment to prepare yourselves for that eventuality?