I think if there are any concerns about collusion, about price fixing, those are matters that would be directly under the purview of the competition commissioner. There would be an expectation of the commissioner, and the commissioner would act in that space. The powers of the commissioner have been enhanced to allow for greater capacity to act, including through things like market studies, so the actions to which you are pointing, for example, if there were to be price fixing or others, would be directly undertaken and reviewed by the competition commissioner.
