So, beyond this second reading, there will be a committee stage, and the Minister is going to have to explain to the House, and therefore to the country, how some of these very cosmetic changes, alongside the very significant change of taking power or authority off the Electricity Authority back into the Minister's office, is in any way going to benefit consumers. The reality is that electricity demand is going to increase in this country. We do need to have a greater effort on conservation—that doesn't mean not using it; it means using it better—and also, of course, new generation as well. We know that new generation is just a nightmare for anybody wanting to bring it on stream at the moment through the Resource Management Act. Let's be very clear: the Southern Lakes scheme would never get built in today's age—never get built. Yet it is the thing that so many people on the other side of the House go about crowing about because we're at 80 percent renewable. We're actually at less renewable now than we were in 2017.