Well, it's not actually that complicated. What they should have done is say that New Zealanders who wish to emit carbon dioxide must buy emissions units at a price set by the world market, of a quality specified by the New Zealand Government. That way, New Zealanders would be paying no more and no less than our overseas competitors. Under this bill, we face scenarios where our competitors for our farms or our factories are buying cheaper units overseas and the New Zealand Government says, "Oh no, New Zealanders can't buy them." That's how simple it could have been, but instead we have 700 pages of bureaucracy at a time when the New Zealand economy has never been more fragile. This is a disaster for climate change response, a disaster for the economy, and a bill that I am proud to oppose on behalf of ACT. Thank you, Mr Speaker.