If we think we've got a problem now with projections that New Zealand will burn over 1.5 million tonnes of coal this year, just wait until one of these big gas producers decides it's not worth being in New Zealand based on the behaviours of this Government and their approach to regulation. It's too uncertain. It's too scary. They'd rather go and work somewhere else, like Victoria—that Australian state—which, after having had a moratorium on gas exploration and bringing new gas on stream, just last week announced that their moratorium was lifting, because they want more gas. They see it as the best transition fuel from coal and other high carbon emitting fuel sources, the best pathway to a low-emissions future.