I'm glad that they've come on board this late in the piece, but it would have been better if they'd thought about that 10 years ago, when they were attracting all of the oil and gas people here to New Zealand, and put in place some of those protections before it cost the New Zealand public hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up an oil well. So just a little lesson in how political rhetoric is being used to try and scare people, from the National Party who have no ideas about how to respond to climate change, which they demonstrated in their nine years when their biggest energy priority was privatising our publicly owned energy companies rather than making a plan to deal with climate change. We wouldn't be in this situation of having to deal with a dry year, not enough hydro production, not enough renewable electricity, and having to use coal if, 10 years ago—