The Minister talked about a convergence of events before that happened in 2018, and often waxes lyrical about Pohokura, and we do know that there were faults with Pohokura. These faults are still trying to be rectified, and our people are working hard on that. But when the Minister talks about a convergence of events, there were other events that happened in 2018, and they were decisions that the Minister and her Government made against advice of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment around the future oil and gas permits, and the Minister continues to say that that had absolutely no bearing on the situation that we find ourselves in today. So I would like the Minister to answer the question as to whether she has any proof that that had no bearing—the removal of all of the investment that's led to so many fields being turned away from—on what's happening today.