Today, I really was looking into this bill and I've really learnt another lesson in market economy. We all know that in a market there's a supply and a demand side. In the supply side of the gas market, it's the changes in our natural gas supply level and then, obviously, you have to peg that against the different changes in our export and import as well, but also our storage levels as well. When the storage level gets low and when the demand gets high, the fact is that affects our demand side of our gas market here in New Zealand—the economic growth, and we've all seen that in New Zealand; even in a post-COVID climate we've seen economic growth getting better. The weather—so when we have a dry year, and right now we're seeing that there has been a drier than average period that we are going through right now, and also the cost of competing fuels and we're seeing that with fossil fuels as well.