Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): Mr Chair, thank you very much, and I'd like to thank the Minister in the chair, Megan Woods, for her comments, I think, except they don't make a lot of sense. She's talking about many years in the future, and she's talking about a dry year this year, but, Minister, wasn't it the case that the increase in coal importation started long before the suggestion that this was a dry year? In fact, under your watch, more coal was imported and used in the first quarter of this year than the last two years alone, and there are shiploads of thermal coal coming from not the West Coast, not near Huntly itself, but from Indonesia. You've mentioned that $30 million has been set aside by the Government, but I ask the Minister: how much does 2 million tonnes of coal from Indonesia cost, because that's the suggestion of the amount that will be imported this year.