I understand.
What I would put back, though, is that there's no way they would have communicated at all had the proposed offence been on the books. I take your point that you can still have signals in the marketplace, that they might have gotten to the same place—may or may not have—but I think we wouldn't have seen the egregious conduct of CEOs directly collaborating on a subject that they had no business discussing.
With the remaining time, the efficiencies defence is an area where we are out of step. Would you say, in the next level of review that we're going to see on the Competition Act, that we should seriously reform that particular provision?