So the committee's done a really good job, and there's nothing wrong with strict liability, either. Any economist will actually tell you that saying you pay regardless of fault means that an operator will absolutely take the appropriate level of precautions. [Multiple interjections] Go and do your research. I thought you'd like Richard Posner. He's one of the neoliberal philosophers that I thought you'd be right into. Go and read what he says about strict liability. So go and do your research: strict liability is entirely appropriate, especially when you're doing something which is inherently risky. The mere fact of drilling for oil and gas—it can be that no matter what precautions you take, devastation can happen. We can't have someone going and doing something which is inherently dangerous and then say, "Oops, I did my best." That's not good enough. Reasonable precautions won't do it. The committee's done a great job tidying up some technical aspects of this bill. It's a great piece of work. I look forward to seeing it going through this House and becoming law to protect our environment and create truly sustainable industries in this area. Kia ora, Madam Speaker.