I would like to just list some of the reasons that under new section 44B: "[The] Minister may amend [the] Code to include specified matters … including provisions for any matter specified in subsection (2) if the Minister—(a) considers that the Code's provisions for the specified matter are not satisfactory; and (b) is satisfied that the amendment will further the Authority's objectives in section 15." Well, how is the Minister better placed to do that than the Electricity Authority? I don't know. We've got a former Minister of Energy, who's going to speak later in this debate, from the National Party, and he's a very good Minister of Energy, and I'm sure he'll be able to bring—I'm not casting aspersions on any Minister, but I doubt any Minister has the wisdom to be all over this in the way that the Authority would be, and don't think they have the right to do that. I think, further on in 44B (3): "The Minister may amend the Code under this section as if the Minister were the Authority, and sections 38 to 40 apply accordingly, with any necessary modifications." I mean, it says it all. Why have an Authority if you've got a Minister that knows it all? There's no need for it. I just think—