Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member raises the issue with New Zealand's electricity generation. One of the issues that we're facing, of course, is that whilst we have a very high rate of renewables in New Zealand, in a hydrological dry year, we have a major problem, and so we have to look at options to try and overcome that. We've laid the foundation for that piece of work. We're laying the foundations for New Zealand to finally have clean car standards so that we don't continue, particularly in an era where other countries will start phasing out the use of internal combustion engines—where we start putting in some standards around what's imported into New Zealand so that we don't end up being the dumping ground of other countries. We are starting the work by incentivising industry who, through manufacturing processes, are using fossil fuels for production—to support them to transition. It's excellent to see some of those higher users—for instance, the likes of Fonterra—making very ambitious plans to change the way they undertake their processing, which will be good for all of us.