What this bill does is it is about ensuring that our electricity is set up for our future—our future generations—and we know in a huge city like Tāmaki-makau-rau that we have to plan now in order to deliver for our future generations. I want to know, based on Mr Watts says, when is it a power grab from the Minister, when this bill is about fairness for the electricity sector and, most of all, for consumers? That is not a power grab; that is enabling people to have their say. They are the consumer, and they deserve that particular right. This bill is about fairness, it's about ensuring that people get a better say, and it's about preparing for the future. So without further ado, positively, optimistically, and passionately, I commend this bill to the House.