Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Energy and Resources): Mr Speaker, I thank the member for that contribution. There's a number of questions in there; I'll start with the last, on distributed energy and around what the plans are there. This certainly holds a very great potential for New Zealand—that the future of any energy system around the world is not only going to be decarbonised but it will also be distributed and it will be digitised as well. These are the things that we know about future energy systems. With that in mind, this Government has to do at least two things to prepare itself for that. One, that we know that distributed energy systems often rely on more intermittent forms of generation, such as solar and wind, and that we need a way to make sure that we are providing the security of supply into a system that does that. That is why the investment in pumped hydro is such an important part of planning an energy system for the future—we have to be planning for dry-year risk, and we have to be doing that in a renewable way.