It also has the unusual effect of making the former owner liable for meeting the costs of decommissioning energy infrastructure if the new owner fails to do so, so it doesn't follow general commercial practice in that regard. And as Business New Zealand has said, that could create a perpetual liability on energy businesses that strongly should be opposed. Like other legislation we've seen from this Government, they don't have a commercial reality of what that actually would mean. They actually think that it's fine to be able to put such restrictions on business, that it's fine for this Parliament to legislate that somebody is liable. They don't actually understand what it actually means to the consumer, because that liability has to be transferred to the consumer in some form as they have to meet the costs so that that company can actually be able to progress and survive, knowing that it has that liability.