One thing that I found really interesting in this debate is Barbara Kuriger's continued insistence that it's the Minister that needs to be held ultimately accountable for operational decisions made by a range of players, including partially privatised energy companies and State-owned enterprise lines companies, when clearly the moves made under the last National Government were to make energy less and less something that would be influenced by the Government of the day, and yet, when something goes wrong, they immediately say, "Oh, well, it's the Minister's fault." Now, I am absolutely in favour of greater Government direction when it comes to our electricity and energy systems, because we have a collective problem here that we need to solve, and it actually is quite difficult for the Government to have an energy strategy when we have partially privatised "gen-tailers" who are now more focused on chasing profits for private shareholders than anything else. It's very difficult to see when there is that level of market concentration in the generation space—it's very, very difficult to see how the profit motive for private shareholders is going to lead to the "gen-tailers" providing more affordable, more renewable, and more secure electricity generation. 