In answer to the member's questions around the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP), the Government will not be supporting the SOP that the member's put forward, and there's a number of very sound reasons why we won't be supporting the Supplementary Order Paper. But I do congratulate the member for thinking about it and for taking the time to put together alternatives to the legislation. I would make the point where you say that industry doesn't want this regulated regime of disclosure. I am yet to meet an industry that comes and asks the Government for regulation. Usually, it's in result to a need to ensure that you have a functioning market, which has very much been identified through the 2018 situation that came in here. The SOP will affect the Gas Industry Co (GIC) regulatory recommendation process, and therefore will have a much broader effect on the regulatory regime than what is included in the SOP's explanatory note. The way in which it is drafted means it will spread much further throughout the regime than I think the member—certainly through the explanatory note to the SOP and certainly through his contribution to this House—intended. I'm very confident that the current procedures that we have in place to consider industry voluntary alternatives are robust enough and can reside within there.