This bill ensures that the oil and gas operators meet the cost of decommissioning their wells, and that then, in turn, mitigates the risk to Crown, or, essentially, to the taxpayers and other third parties from these costs being passed on. We also know that this bill prevents the Crown from having to pay for decommissioning of petroleum fields if an operator can no longer afford to pay for that or is no longer operating on that site. So, further, in April 2020, as the member Naisi Chen mentioned, the Crown had to take on the decommissioning of the Tui field after their operator went into liquidation—again, costing the taxpayer.