They also suggested there's already a voluntary regulatory code, and I'll give you an example of that. [Holds up a graph] Here is the voluntary information that tells Government and tells energy consumers and other producers how much gas is being used by businesses large and small. [Holds up another graph] Here is the current disclosure, and you can go on the Gas Industry Co. website and you can click and download this right now. This tells you when the next outage is going to be. Again, it's very difficult to see why this piece of regulation is needed. [Holds up another graph] This also tells you how much gas is being stored right now in the Ahuroa field and the fact that a lot of gas is being stored to take care of our dry-year risk, this dry-year risk that the Government believes it actually needs to build a multibillion-dollar dam at Onslow, flooding a UNESCO-level wetland—the largest hydroelectric dam on what will no doubt become a very technically difficult construction site, and unlikely to be delivered within the lifetimes of any of the current members of this Parliament. 