Look, it might be helpful having a disclosure, but actually I don't think that this bill's going to do any more than the voluntary disclosure. And as I said before, I do hope that we have some gas left by the time we get to the end of it. What happens when Governments stick their finger in and meddle in places where they shouldn't go, they look at an industry and they go, "Oh, this is really cool. So we'll ban the gas here and then we'll look out the other end and we'll put this great big thousand pound gorilla"—which the industry is calling the battery project, Lake Onslow—"out the other end." They've been too quick to jump to a solution. They now have been spending all this money on a working group. At the same time Ministersincluding Minister Parkerare going out there and going, "This is the solution. This is the only way this will happen." So why spend $100 million on a working group if you've already made up your mind?