The reason that this piece of legislation is important, the Government says, is because of a shortage at the Pohokura gas site earlier in this term. In fact, they said it's because they weren't measuring properly; that's not the case. It's because of gas shortages that, actually, the gas was not available. So this isn't a solution to not having gas. All it's going to do is ask people to measure something that's not there as much. I say it again; this is a Government that stands here and talks about their vision but where the rubber hits the road it is not happening. In the first three months of this year, they imported and burnt more coal than the last two years combined. Nothing to do with gas at all, and this piece of legislation won't fix that. They will import 2 million tonnes of coal from Indonesia this year, on ships that run oil to get it here. They'll take it off in the port in Hamilton, and they'll then put it into trucks and they'll drive it to Huntly, where there are three coal-powered boilers generating electricity, and we heard last week that in Huntly they turned on a diesel one as well. How can this be about a clean, green energy future for New Zealand? The Government can say it again and again and again, but their rhetoric runs short. All you have to do is go and stand by the port in Auckland and see the coal coming off as fast as it can to be burnt for energy.