Some of the things that the industry has said they would be happy to accept and that the ACT Party supports are that operators should take responsibility for decommissioning and avoid what happened at the Tūī field, that decommissioning is a core element of good industry practice, and that this obligation should be clarified for all industry operators. The industry and the ACT Party also agree that the Crown should be able to regularly assess the financial capability of organisations carrying out activities that have significant impacts on the environment, like the petroleum and gas exploration and production industry, but that the regulations that allow Government to look deep into their business and to fish around and request information and go on trawling expeditions must be limited to only the information that's necessary for determining whether these businesses can meet their financial obligations.