So the issue for this bill is—I'd like to know does this bill give the industry the confidence to continue investing in their wells and their whole system of getting gas out of there, because, Minister, it's really serious here. If one of those boilers, if one of those generation plants goes down, the lights go off. And we only have to remember in February of last year, in Texas, 80 people lost their lives because of poor decisions made around the gas supply. And to remind you, Minister, they decided, in their wisdom, in Texas, to switch their gas pumping from gas turbines pumping the gas along the pipeline to electricity, to lower their emissions, and the power went off, the gas froze in the line and people died. It's important that we get this supply right and that the industry is reporting all of those things—well, you might shake your head, Minister, but, actually, 80 people lost their lives. I don't think that's a trivial matter; you might. But you've got a bill here about reporting—