The member also continues to repeat some points about our decisions around the ending of offshore oil and gas exploration in 2018 somehow leading to the market conditions we're seeing now. We've discussed many times with that member the fact that, actually, that simply is not the case. In fact, it was found, during the election campaign, to be an untrue statement. A certain political party was told to stop saying it because it was so untrue. But what we do know is that we do have to prepare for a transition away. We've recently seen the international energy agency come out and actually say that the path that New Zealand's going down is something that the world needs to look at, that simply continuing to issue exploration permits for oil and gas is an untenable position for countries to find them in. We need regulation to match that.