We propose two specific amendments that were asked for by the gas industry and their customers—firstly, to establish a much higher test for whether regulation is needed. It shouldn't be on the whim of a Minister as to whether a regulation is imposed on an industry. When an industry is already adequately reporting its own risks for the public and for their customers, that should be sufficient. That's why ACT believes—and our Supplementary Order Paper 41 sets out quite clearly—that the regulatory test for whether Government should regulate should be comparing the current voluntary scheme, with hundreds of disclosures—hundreds of disclosures, in fact—in great detail that looks something like this. [Holds up another graph] I'm not sure whether the Minister or the Minister's staff have gone on to the Gas Industry Co. website and looked at the quality of disclosures or looked at the way that the industry and the Gas Industry Co. investigate them and close them out. I'm not sure if they have looked—I'm not sure if they're interested. But if they were, they might find that the job's already being done by the sector and there's no need for this regulation. 