NAISI CHEN: Can I just put on record that we are still right now looking at gas at the moment. We just have to go to the electorate of my colleague here—Angela Roberts, right—and we can see that the farmers in Tikorangi are still looking at gas and we know that we are still looking at the fission and the right mix within our economy, at how our energy should be supplied. So it's very important, I think, that we find the right balance. We need to make sure that we look after this nation, the land that we stand on, the globe in terms of our carbon emissions, in terms of our clean energy. But at the same time we need to make sure that that transition to clean, green energy is just. And this is why we are passing through bills like this. It is to make sure that our infrastructure for our gas market is the right one. It's to make sure that people actually disclose their supply levels to that we can actually plan ahead, and planning ahead and information, symmetrical information, is so important. 