Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL (Labour—New Lynn): Thank you, Mr Speaker, for the promotion. Let me be absolutely clear about the time line of what happened on Monday. At 6.43 a.m. in the morning, Transpower issued a low residual notice to participants in the electricity market. This is an absolutely routine notice—absolutely routine notice to generators—and is part of their daily forecasting as to what is going on. No one would ever pick up a phone to a Minister at that stage. Later on in the day at 1:02 p.m., Transpower issued another warning that there was insufficient generation coming in for the evening peak. Again, interesting. Nothing that anyone would pick up a phone for the Minister to—why? Because the market ought to have solved this problem.