What this puts at risk are jobs, not just in Taranaki, but in all the supporting industries, the manufacturing, and all of those suppliers who supply those oil rigs and who supply all of the onshore production. All of those jobs are at risk. The Gas Industry Co. has said that at some point, if the Government is successful in its crusade against the gas industry and that part of the energy sector, there may not be enough players to pay to maintain the network transmission infrastructure. So even though the Climate Change Commission has said, "We're going to need gas up to 2050 to bridge where we are now in terms of renewable energy. To where we want to get to in real energy, we're going to need gas.", actually, who's going to pay to maintain the pipe if the Government has, essentially, sterilised the industry and turned away people who would be prepared to invest in our energy security, affordability, and reliability, and continue investing for decades to come?