Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker, and it's my pleasure to speak on this bill, the Gas (Information Disclosure and Penalties) Amendment Bill. I have to confess I haven't been on the select committee which has dealt with this bill, but, like all New Zealanders, I'm deeply concerned about the effective running of the gas industry, which, of course, has been thrown into chaos by this Government's hasty oil and gas ban. Apparently, New Zealand is so rich—so rich—that we don't need to look for oil and gas, and that comes as a surprise to people. There's only two countries in the world that we've been able to find who think they are so rich that they don't need to look for oil and gas. It's us and one other place. I wonder whether people would know where the other country would be that is so—