The final point I will make is that there was an error in drafting. We've acknowledged that at the first reading. The Minister has acknowledged that. During the election cycle, when the House had risen, I was one of those who was contacted by people who are active participants in this market, and they recommended to me—and I won't name the person, but I trust their judgment in these matters. They said it was very important for the stability of the pricing mechanism and the long-term effectiveness of the emissions pricing regime that we had a confidential reserve. There are a relatively small number of large participants in this market. It would have been open to collusion between those people in a way that could have disrupted the market. That is not in the long-term interests of New Zealand's emissions reduction market, because that's what this is meant to be. Accordingly, I recommend this bill to the House.