(14)Where there is relatively little derivative trading compared with the deliverable supply of a commodity, open interest will be smaller in comparison with deliverable supply. In such circumstances, even using the lowest percentage of the deliverable supply in the methodology may not allow the competent authorities to set a spot month limit that is consistent with the objective of ensuring orderly pricing and settlement conditions and preventing market abuse. To ensure that those objectives are met in all circumstances, when the deliverable supply for a commodity derivative is substantially higher than the total open interest to such extend that the spot month limit based on deliverable supply would deprive the requirement for competent authorities to apply position limits of any effect, competent authorities should, as a fall back methodology, determine the baseline figure for the spot month limit in that commodity derivative as a percentage of the total open interest in that commodity derivative and then proceed with the relevant adjustment factors.