The industry is an industry that actually supports thousands of jobs in Taranaki, and, through those jobs, supports communities in a place where not everybody finishes high school. Not everybody in Taranaki goes off to university and gets an arts degree, or becomes a lawyer and ends up on the backbench of the Labour Party. That's a privilege only accorded to a few people from Taranaki. What most people in Taranaki do is they leave school. If they get qualified, they go to polytech, they go to a local college, they learn how to weld, and they learn how to operate in the oil and gas industry. They learn how to participate in the manufacturing industries that support the oil and gas and energy industry that underpins New Zealand's energy security, New Zealand's energy affordability. 