And I'm reminded of the Waitaha operation in the West Coast, which was trying to get to have an electricity supply basically under a waterfall with very little ecological impact, and as I recall, even the Department of Conservation was supportive of it for providing electricity for 5,000 families or residences. And this was in the West Coast of the South Island, a part of the country which does not actually have electricity independence and, as we know, is subject to all sorts of issues around earthquakes and weather events. So it makes sense to have something there for the West Coast, but yet this Government that is suddenly worrying about consumers—at extra cost and yet another authority and extra cost to those consumers—wouldn't actually approve that. And if the Department of Conservation thought it was a good idea—of any agency we could think of—surely this Government would have thought it was a good idea too, but apparently not. 