SIMON COURT: Thank you, Madam Speaker, for that opportunity. So this bill purports to improve the knowledge that the Government will have about the amount of gas available now and in the future. It sets up a regulatory test the ACT Party believes is invalid, and it also proposes to take commercially sensitive information from gas suppliers and major gas users and have that sitting on a Government database somewhere. We are not confident—the ACT Party is not confident—that the Government has the capacity to protect that information. We've heard that having this information is important to help the Government plan its transition to a low-carbon future, a just transition we've heard about. Well, currently the just transition seems to involve importing very large amounts of solid energy from offshore to power Huntly rather than using the gas that is available here in New Zealand.