I will take the second part of the Deputy's question first. I think it is very likely that legislation will be required, because I have found that the 1978 legislation is not adequate, in my view at any rate — and I hope that is a view the House will share — for the purposes it was intended. For example, one of the things it did not envisage was active non-co-operation by a notifying party. It was thought that the considerable sanctions in the 1978 Act would be sufficient to encourage people to comply with it. That appears in practice not to have been the case, in one instance at least. I propose, therefore, to include in the Competition Bill, 1990, which I referred to earlier today and which is under preparation at present, provisions which will amend the Mergers, Take-overs and Monopolies (Control) Act, 1978.
On the question of publication of the report, the most I would be prepared to publish would be an edited version of it leaving out confidential information which was provided by a number of companies.