Now, the Minister made a comment that with the money that Government had to pay out for the decommissioning, imagine how many hospitals and schools and things we could have built, and I don't dispute that. But I also, at the same time when we spoke about the bill, made the point that coming from Taranaki, I have seen many, many buildings, functions, and activities in the community—assets of the community—that have been funded by this industry. I made particular note of the swimming pool in New Plymouth, the New Plymouth aquatic centre, and I was really disappointed that the Minister chose to scoff about a swimming pool, when, actually, that missed the whole point of this. I did explain to the Minister that you have two sides on every ledger. There are benefits and there are costs, and, unfortunately, with this bill the Minister has focused on the costs and completely forgets about the other side. 