First, it's recommended that the bill be amended to enable the Electricity Authority to share information with overseas regulators, in particular the Australian Securities and Investment Commission. That's because ASIC, as it's known, regulates the Australian Securities Exchange, ASX, on which New Zealand electricity futures contracts are commonly traded. The amendments include appropriate safeguards on the use of information, including compulsorily acquired information, ensuring that it may not be used by an overseas regulator to incriminate the person who provided the information. This amendment will also enable the Electricity Authority to share information with New Zealand's gas industry co-regulator, the Gas Industry Company. The electricity and gas industries are closely related, and information obtained by one regulator could be valuable for the exercise of functions by the other.