Finally, addressing what Simon Court said about the change of providers, I wouldn't normally mention a provider but I'm sure that it is relevant here to be able to tautoko to Nau Mai Rā, which is a social enterprise power provider that is the only kaupapa Māori provider in New Zealand. And that was started by Ezra Hirawani who actually looked at power poverty, which is what we have been discussing on this side of the House today, and saw an opportunity to be able to take surplus from power bills and redirect those into hardship grants for those who cannot afford electricity. So I imagine that Nau Mai Rā is one of the many providers that Kiwis will be changing to as they do make these choices around providing. But, again, many people change providers because they are actually solicited to do so by the power companies. That doesn't mean that they necessarily have the consumer voice that can feed into resolving the more complex issues about what pricing should be and how the sector should be running itself.