But what I want to specifically ask the Minister is that yesterday he put out a press release and he's announcing, under his regulation-making powers, caps on the emissions trading scheme of 160 million tonnes of CO2—but this doesn't mean anything to New Zealanders. What I want to know is: what does this do to the price of fuel? What does it do to the price of carbon per tonne? What is this going to do for the basket of groceries for New Zealanders? Given that we're in these—as everyone always says—unprecedented times, has he thought about the effects of COVID-19 on his press release yesterday and what that means for everyday New Zealanders in a post-COVID world? And, like under the zero carbon bill, is there anything in this bill, or under these regulation-making powers, that he should think about when imposing caps under those regulation-making powers? Thank you, Mr Chair.