Hon JAMES SHAW: I know it's a little hard to hear me over the baying masses to the right, but the irony that—or the kind of hole in the thinking that suggests that if there was exploration occurring now for fields that may or may not come on in the late 2020s or early 2030s, that that would somehow have alleviated the situation last night. Particularly given that the head of the International Energy Agency themselves have said that, actually, we cannot bring any more fossil fuels online if we are to stop a climate catastrophe, and, in response to yesterday's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, the United Nations Secretary-General said that he thought that this should be the death knell for the fossil fuel industry.