We are supporting this because it's important we have measurement of gas, but the public should not listen and believe the Government's rhetoric. It's not actually going to do anything about climate change, it's not going to actually do anything about gas supply, and it's not going to do anything about energy security in New Zealand. It's another piece of bureaucracy. What we should have done at the committee stage is add something to it that says Megan Woods goes and stands by the Port of Auckland and counts all the trucks that roll off as they head down the motorway to Huntly with coal on them to generate electricity for New Zealand. That would be a much more useful use of Megan Woods' time, at least in as far as talking about climate change is concerned, because under her watch more coal is being burnt to create energy—electricity—which means we are worse off, not better off.