SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. So we understand the Government is carrying out a $30 million feasibility study into the Onslow pumped hydro project. That is a project intended to provide for dry-year storage to replace what the Minister referred to as "the failure of natural gas to actually support New Zealand's baseload energy requirements at this time". Although, the industry would counter that by suggesting it's not so much a failure of gas—because we have the gas—it's a failure of Government policy which makes it so hard to get the gas. But coming back to Onslow, that project would be New Zealand's largest hydro dam, would flood a Unesco-level wetland, and would cost billions and billions of dollars and take decades to consent and construct. It doesn't sound feasible at first glance.