Senators Coghlan and Leyden referred to the cap on the size of stores. I believe in open competition and have argued that there should be no such cap. There is little doubt that if competition allowed for the creation of super-stores and hypermarkets, it would reduce inflation. However, it is also argued that it would lead to the closure of smaller stores, which would discriminate against those who are unable to travel. Senator Coghlan referred to this. Having visited the United States, France and other countries where super-stores and hypermarkets are allowed, I have seen towns with no shops left in them. As legislators, we must make decisions that are in the best interests of citizens.