I'll perhaps add that this is at the legislative level, so broad is good in one respect. Vague and subject to interpretation can often be a bit problematic, so again, it's excess to how we're defining what a children's diet is. That's why it gets a bit more complicated.
Absolutely, I think what we've seen is that, when you put measures in place, industry shifts to move around them, but having the flexibility to make those changes in regulations is certainly much easier than having it be something that's wired into legislation.