When we come to this bill here today, this is a bill that has been in response to the Tui oilfield decommissioning, where taxpayers had to fund $350 million in the clean-up. The bill amends the Crown Minerals Act, and it does a number of things in that, and one of them is to require permit holders to submit plans, it allows the Minister to create regulations, and requires the permit holders to submit notices in certain cases. Now, all those factors, you may think, are fine and that is OK, but it flows from an approach that this Government has taken to energy that simply has not worked. And what we have seen is that the knee-jerk reactions of this Government around energy have compromised the ability of New Zealand to have the strong infrastructure that we actually would want as a renewable country going forward.