So looking at our emissions trading scheme and this proposed amendment, very late amendment—an amendment to a scheme that had been in place for over a year and which is due to hold its first auction on 17 March, just a few days' time. This bill was rushed into the House under urgency after a late error, a major concern, was identified, a risk was identified by officials, and a risk that could potentially have quite devastating consequences to the New Zealand Government's coffers, because 4.75 million units currently trading at close to $40 each is a significant amount of money. We're talking potentially hundreds of millions of dollars, billions of dollars in cash, raised from New Zealand businesses, and then by extension from New Zealand consumers and New Zealand taxpayers, paying at the pump, paying through their food prices at the supermarket, farmers paying through transport and through all the other ways that goods and services get to and from farms and towns and cities and supermarkets and homes—every New Zealander paying.