So there's no need to take the full time allocation on this! We'll certainly be taking a lot of time in the committee stage, because this is, as I said before, what you might describe as a vanity bill. It's the sort of bill that a Minister comes up with when the actual results from an expensive review don't show up anything of any great significance. So it's a bit like Minister Faafoi today, saying that when he gets grumpy, things happen; well, in this case, obviously, the energy Minister got a bit grumpy, saying "Well, you know, I said we're having a review, I said we're going to drop the price. We've got to do something." So the officials have scurried back and they've come up with this bill. It's taken up a lot of the House's time, it's got a huge amount of promise if you listen to speeches that have been made today, but it won't make one bit of difference to the price that consumers pay for electricity, beyond the additional cost they'll face in paying for their own advocacy group. That's what the Minister's supposed to do; not have some greater-good group over there paid an enormous fortune to give that advice.