I think that, firstly, we've got to be very clear: the investment in infrastructure is something that has years and years, if not decades, of lag time, and there is no question that there's no way that the policies of this Government have in any way contributed to the fact that we're importing more coal this year. What it is directly due to—and I would find it hard to believe that the National members claiming this actually believe it, because they are intelligent adults and I'm sure they're able to understand this—is that from the end of 2008 until the end of 2017, when the National Party was in Government, absolutely no planning or investment or incentives were put in place to transition us to sustainable renewable electricity. There was no long-term planning done, there was no framework put in place, and there was no direction sent by that Government that there would be a transition away from fossil fuels, until, of course, now, in 2020—