Can I start, Janet?
This document here, by the way, is an appendix to the submission we made to the telecom policy review panel. It's 98 pages long. This is a list of all of the regulations we are subject to today; the index is over 10 pages. So we are living in an unbelievably complicated, micromanaged world.
We're moving so quickly that it's impossible for consumers to get the benefits of competition in this world, which basically has as its fundamental premise that everything is regulated until the government says it isn't.
Other jurisdictions have moved the presumption the other way, and that is one of the recommendations of the panel. They say we should change the presumption of regulation; let's not presume we need to regulate in an ex ante command and control way, but we should see if there's a problem. That's fundamentally one of the changes we think needs to happen. This is not going to happen by this direction, of course; it would require a legislative change.
But the whole scheme of the act, as the panel articulated quite well, needs to be changed. If you'd like to see an example of this, I'll leave it with you, but this is graphic illustration of the intrusive nature of the current system we have, which the panel has said is just out of step with the rest of the world.