So I'm keen to know just, firstly, about some of those industries that are currently receiving the industrial allocation who play a special part in the very fabric of the New Zealand economy and our way of lives, and how he sees that playing out and the flexibility he sees in this legislation to enable him as Minister to respond to situations as they have occurred. And, for instance, we've seen just in the last month or two, an unexpected huge situation arise, that no one could have rationally foreseen, that requires an ability for ministerial intervention in a nimble, flexible, timely way, if necessary. And, secondly, I'm keen for him just to be a bit more precise about the impact, for instance, of petrol prices at $35 a tonne and also what that might mean beyond petrol prices and for other aspects within our economy.