We're getting action now because of what happened with Tamarind. That was a private equity company which bought those permits to operate the offshore Tui field. It claimed that it specialised in taking end-of-life fields and extracting the maximum oil and gas. It claimed that it would bear the risks of doing that. But it went into liquidation in December 2019, and, as the Minister noted, at an estimated initial cost of $155 million. So when the National Party talks about overly onerous responsibilities, they don't seem to be recognising the opportunity cost of that initial $155 million, which has blown out to $394 million of cost to the Crown, to the public. What is the opportunity cost of that? How many thousands of hip replacements could have been funded from that? A new Whangārei Hospital, predator control over all of the conservation estate, but $394 million because Tamarind as a shelf company was able to get out of its responsibilities.