The Taranaki decision by the Prime Minister meant that thousands of jobs actually went in Taranaki, but this is like scaring future investors away for a decision that the Government is making. It also means that we, as consumers of electricity, will probably have to pay more for our power than ever before, and considering the fact that all of us who were in Auckland were spending more on power. We were using more power because we were locked up at home. We were cooking. We were turning all the lights on in the house. I mean, normally, we're not home that often or that long during the day, but we had our computers going, so we used more electricity, and that cost is on the consumers because of this Government's bad decision. I, together with my colleagues on this side of the House, oppose this bill.