A speaker in the debate earlier, from the Government, said that's why this legislation is needed: it will be needed much more in the future because we won't have more exploration and the current assets will run out. But the problem we have there is that it's extremely short-sighted of the Government, because this is a Government that, in the first quarter of this year, imported more coal than the last two years combined to generate electricity. It's a Government that will import two million tonnes—two million tonnes—of coal this year from Indonesia to generate electricity. And I don't agree with the member opposite when she said that this decommissioning legislation will be needed more in the future because the Government has made decisions that will exit New Zealand from exploration and from the production of natural gas. She's wrong, but the sentiment around that is that, unfortunately, they've done that and therefore energy costs go up in New Zealand, electricity is more expensive for consumers, and gas that many parts of the world are using as a transitional energy away from heavy use of carbon or coal—