SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore) (remote): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. I just wanted to go back to section 42C in clause 4 of the bill. I appreciate the Minister has commented before around the fact that the three-month duration, of which this clause kicks in, is not up for debate, but I wanted to understand why that's the case when there is a significant amount of reporting, particularly out of the US, that actually diesel prices are growing and going up considerably more than non-diesel, and also the fact that these supply chain issues of which ships and other factors that are using diesel are not looking to be returning back to normal levels any time soon. So in regards to section 42C in clause 4, I'm wanting to get more context and comfort around how the Minister has come to the position that, actually, three months is all that is required, particularly in regards to diesel, when internationally all the signals are that things aren't moving back to normal by that point?