ANGELA ROBERTS: Of course. So the incredible cost, dollar-wise, to the taxpayer is not the only cost that is being borne by Taranaki. We have a whole pile of local contractors who were let down. We have had months of having a ship offshore with tens of thousands of barrels of oil in it, wondering if it would survive the winter, and we have had, for years, the ongoing experience of decommissioning the Tūī oilfield. For those of us for whom Taranaki is home, for whom those beaches are pristine and are really, really valuable, there is a cost. When you talk about—sorry, I apologise; when there are members on the other side of the House who talk about making sure that this goes to select committee so that we can talk to those who are being affected, it isn't just the oil companies.