Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Energy and Resources): Just to give some context for the peak demand, which was an historical high, that we experienced last night, it was around 7,100 megawatts. We would expect a winter peak in New Zealand, historically, as being around 6,500 to 6,700 megawatts. So this was somewhat larger than we had experienced. None the less, New Zealanders rightly deserve to know that we have an electric system that has enough generation capacity to cover the fact that we will have a winter storm. The assurance that I can give New Zealanders is that we did have the physical capacity last night for more generation; commercial decisions were made not to bring on-stream some of that generation.