The problem with bad lawmaking, as I say, is very real in this building, by which I mean Parliament, and, of course, the executive wing of Parliament, the Beehive—physically and literally the seat of Government—but, of course, Government agencies throughout the land who impose regulations and other secondary legislation that, of course, has great effects on people's lives. We don't need to tax our imagination too strongly to think of examples of bad lawmaking that this bill is certainly designed to resolve and improve. A classic case—perhaps the classic case—would be the ban on natural gas exploration that has led, among other things, to an increase in the import of poor energy solutions, even from an environmental point of view—especially from an environmental point of view.