We also, just quickly, had Transpower—and this isn't as long—that also agreed with the amendments to the regulation-making powers. They say that it was "necessary for gas governance on matters that may have a significant downstream impact on, or may contribute to, the risk of critical gas shortage.", which we know that there is. And they supported the regulatory-making powers of disclosure for production and shortage outage proposed in clause 9(3), inserting new section 43F(2)(e), which is "providing, in relation to wholesale or any other markets for gas, for arrangements relating to outages and other security of supply risks, including imposing requirements in connection with those matters on any industry participant or consumer (other than a domestic consumer." Then the market information proposed in new section 43F(2)(f): "providing for the provision and disclosure of data and information by any industry participant or consumer (other than domestic consumer)."