This Tūī oilfield is not the only example of this. We saw the awful Pike River disaster, which not only was a terrible loss of human life but has led to the Government, for a number of reasons, feeling it was necessary to commit tens of millions of dollars to remediate that site and make it safe. We've had the Rena disaster in the Bay of Plenty, where a freighter—not an oil tanker but a freighter—ran aground and caused significant environmental damage, and that cost was covered by the insurer but also significant costs had to be covered by the local authority and central government. We've seen the Whakaari / White Island disaster. We still don't fully understand all of the reasons that happened, but it's clear that the Government will have to bear significant cost in some way for that terrible, terrible event. 