I think that, in a system like the one that's currently in place, where there are no new players, there is still a control over prices. That's the current state of affairs, when a local market isn't deregulated. When new arrivals penetrate one of those markets, when competition is established and there is every indication that the competition will be sustainable, the market economy takes over, competition is established and consumers benefit from it.
Those are essentially the two aspects of a single reality. You can't have both, everywhere, at the same time. There is inevitably a transition. However, you have to have assurances, in cases where there are no new arrivals in a local market, which has certain guidelines and certain safeguards like those we talked about earlier, that the framework ensures that new arrivals are encouraged to enter as many markets as possible and to stay there when they enter them.