Here in New Zealand, the changes proposed will benefit landowners on whose land petroleum mining has taken place. It will benefit the agricultural community, who are vulnerable to hydrocarbon leakage onshore. It will benefit commercial marine users such as the commercial shipping and fisheries communities, who are vulnerable to things like snagging and fishing nets on decommissioned offshore installations left in situ. It will also, of course, benefit the public at large, including, of course, our future generations. 