This bill does allow New Zealand to understand the situation that Labour has put us in. When Labour banned gas, Minister Woods said there was nothing to be concerned about: we have 100,000 square kilometres of exploration already permitted, we have permits that go out 30 years. She said the sky isn't falling in. What she didn't say is that gas doesn't come out of the ground by magic. Businesses need to invest, businesses need confidence to invest significant resources into both the exploration and the extraction of gas. It is estimated we need $100 million investment per year just to keep the production levels that we have. This has dried up, and we've seen gas production fall 40 percent in three years. It has already resulted in job losses at Methanex, in timber mills, and New Zealand Steel have reduced production. Huntly is burning four times as much coal. Greenhouse gas emissions are up. Wholesale electricity prices are four times higher than what we had in 2018.