What I think is completely surprising is that when the International Energy Agency do an introduction on New Zealand's energy situation, this entity based in Paris—fully au fait with the Paris Accord, fully au fait with energy requirements, demand and supply around the world—makes some great comments about its integrated, well-balanced energy system, but they finish off their comments by saying this: "It's recommended that New Zealand develop access to global liquefied natural gas markets because the country is phasing out oil and gas production offshore." So what they're saying is that because they see this policy position that has been made and put in place by this Government that doesn't have access to indigenous natural gas, we should be accessing international markets for LNG; so we should buy our gas from offshore.