So, then to say, "Well, the system completely failed." is not a reasonable thing, and to say, "Oh, it's all the market. The market failed." That's where Labour goes and hides on all these things. Blame someone else. Blame a system that is non - State-controlled and say that it's nothing to do with them. It's everything to do with the Government because, for a start, the generators are half owned by the Government, in the main. But let's get back to the point. What they could have done at that point is start talking directly to the generators. The State-owned enterprise Minister can do it and say, "Is everything OK here? What's the deal?", not telling them what to do, but perhaps finding out why only half of the capacity of the Cook Strait cable was being fed. What's so hard about asking that question? And why do we sort of say, "Oh, well, you know, that was one of those things."? I think it was Minister Parker and Minister Robertson who talked about how you bid in for expected demand and everything else and put prices on; well, that simply indicates that the Government knew that there was a degree of gaming going on by the generators.