SIMON COURT: Clearly the information that's been presented is too hot. But default total removal means that, actually, businesses involved in petroleum exploration, field development will have to remove things that could reasonably be left in place based on the opinion of an environmental scientist or a marine biologist or an ecologist who might say, "Look, look at the flora and fauna growing on the legs of this wonderful old structure. It's like a shipwreck on the seafloor. There's no reason why it should have to be removed as long as it's made safe, as long as it meets the threshold of a low risk." So the ACT Party opposes the default to total removal of all structures. It's nonsensical. 