Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Energy and Resources): Thank you, and I'm happy to take a call and answer questions. Just to give the committee an indication, I will batch questions up to answer them, so if you want to keep going with questions, they will be addressed. In terms of the question that was put to me by the National Party Opposition spokesperson about whether what we're experiencing at Pohokura at the moment, and I've received advice, is because of a lack of investment, the answer is no, that is certainly not the advice I've received. In fact, in terms of working with OMV, even over the lockdown period where we couldn't get people across the border, we were working under the critical worker exemption to make sure that we could keep the workforce that was required right across the energy sector, including in the gas sector, to make sure those workers were crossing the border. That work is seasonal when it comes to fixing issues on pipelines.