A change in the GST, if it were going up, would generally be passed along to the consumer the very next day. If a decrease in taxes were not passed along to the consumer, through our analysis, we would have seen a sustained increase in the rack-to-retail margin. We don't see that. It is very evident that underlying changes do get passed along to the consumer. Much in the same way, when wholesale prices go down, as they often do, we don't see retailers simply holding on to the extra margin. Because of competition, that margin drops to a sustained level, to an historical level in whatever market is applicable. So we do not see dealers benefiting from drops in the underlying costs they have.
