MELISSA LEE (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It is a pleasure to rise to support this bill in the second reading. Having actually sat through the select committee process, sometimes members have to reflect back on how far ago we have actually discussed this bill and how many people participated in the select committee process in terms of our submissions. This Gas (Information Disclosure and Penalties) Amendment Bill was referred to the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee of the 52nd Parliament on 27 May 2020. The committee called for the submissions and there were, in fact, 11 submissions from interested groups and individuals. We heard oral evidence from four submitters at a hearing by video conference and we received advice from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and I thank them for the process that has taken place. I think when this bill continued on in the 53rd Parliament, the committee tried to re-open the submission process because we felt that, given the distance in time from the time of the last Parliament to this one, we thought perhaps that there might be more people interested in the subject matter and perhaps submit more. But we didn't have too many people interested, so we just basically continued on.