Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Energy and Resources): I have already addressed this question on two occasions in this committee stage. The member may not have been in the House for that, but happy to provide a further answer to that. In terms of the member asking what contingency plans are in place for the provision of energy in New Zealand, given that what we're witnessing this year is not only a dry year in terms of our hydrology—in terms of our hydro dams, that we know are at about 78 percent of historical average in our dams, which is a marked increase on where they were—but we're also seeing the failure of gas supply, that security of supply. What we're seeing is production problems coming off one of our fields. So we have the convergence of these two things. 