Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I think the questions that the member is asking cut to the reason why when we came into Government there was absolutely no planning for how we would have renewable plans for dry year storage. The simple "Leave it to the market and it will serve New Zealand well" has not panned out. It has resulted in high wholesale prices when we do encounter a dry year. I would point that member to the comprehensive piece of work that the NZ Battery Project is, that it is not only looking at pumped hydro at Onslow, it is also looking at pumped hydro schemes around the country and other locations—but it is also looking at comparative technologies such as hydrogen, such as batteries. So we welcome this work that individual commercial entities are feeding into the project. It is high time that New Zealand did investigate this real issue. It's just lucky our Government got on with it.