I'd say a couple of things on that.
Certainly, we're always trying to find ways to promote consumers' interests, but you will be happy that in the last budget there was an issue around making sure there's no switching fee—the famous $50 that we were seeing.
The other thing, I think, that is going to make one of the most significant differences is informing consumers that there might be a cheaper plan they would be able to choose. I think information is key. I'll give you my personal experience. People will say, the information is there, but most consumers don't check their plan on a weekly basis. The fact that they would do that, and now there would be proactive information and disclosure that there will be a cheaper plan or another option for consumers, I think means we're going—