I'm banking on the fact tonight that, after listening to Shanan Halbert's speech, the Speaker is being quite lenient and that there is a bit of leeway, given that it's the first reading and there's lots of things to discuss. I also picked up before that Minister Shaw talked about shipping and aviation being outside the Paris Agreement. So this is a global agreement where we've got those two things, shipping and aviation, who are working together to get a global answer. And I sit here and I look at Minister Parker and I think, "Why can't we do that with methane, actually, from dairy cows?", because if you want to look at the efficiency of a globe as a whole, I think there should be more effort put into trying to get some sort of agreement, because we know that the climate efficiency of this country is the best in the world. So if we're looking at global agreements, I just want to throw that on the table, because I think there's probably going to be a better way than where we're tracking at the moment. And we said that with the gas ban permit, so we've just got to be careful what road we go down.