Like it or not, there are people outside this Chamber—probably there are some inside this Chamber—who remain incredibly sceptical about the whole climate change issue, the whole emissions trading scheme system. They are sceptical about the motives, the rationale, the reason, the cost, the implications for them and their families and their businesses. This is a small step that, in my view, would help alleviate some of those concerns, because it would, again, be a pointer to an action of good faith, an action of openness and transparency, which is often—well, actually, no; these days, it's not often cited by the Government at all. It used to be. It was for a brief period of time, for about three weeks, and then suddenly it went out the door, and openness and transparency has gone. So here is an opportunity—here is an opportunity, Minister, for you to reconsider your initial rejection of Stuart Smith's proposal. Like him, I urge you to reconsider it. I urge you to think about the perception that would be conveyed not only across this Parliament and the people who sit in it but also to the wider audience and public of New Zealand, to business, to commercial operators, to individuals, to families, communities, councils, and the like.