Now, the Minister just said as she started the reading of this bill that this bill is very technical in nature. It's just a shame that Labour shut down the committee stage of this bill so that we were unable to ask all the questions that we wanted to. But I'm wondering how this bill gets to be so technical in nature when the industry had already set up a voluntary regime and had it working quite effectively to the point where there were no breaches. The Minister never got around to answering that question in the committee stage either, due to it being shut down. So I just wonder what the penalty is for not being open and transparent for the Government, as they are expecting from the energy industry—because the Minister also said in the committee stage that this is what she had to do because the voluntary regime didn't work in 2018. What she omitted to say was that the voluntary regime came into force in 2020 and that there had been no breaches of the voluntary code. So, look, I would have liked to have seen the committee stage going a bit longer because I certainly had more questions to ask, as I know others did. I'm disappointed that that didn't happen.