So, for the benefit of some of the members to my right in this House, I thought I'd just explain that the current situation with a shortfall of gas has nothing to do with the ban on new offshore exploration that was announced in 2018. It is amazing that the National Party—I guess they think that the people at home are really dumb, that they think that they can sell this line that stopping exploration for new gas, after nine years of an open door of exploration for gas, would somehow affect the supply in 2021. I know it is very hard for some of these people who haven't worked in the industry, and probably only talked to lobbyists, to understand what is involved, but the chances that you would have found a new significant field offshore and somehow had it up and running and in production in 2021 is laughable, especially given that for nine years, under the last National Government, they were practically paying companies to come here and look for oil and gas. There were the tax breaks, they were rolling out the red carpet; not a word around responsible management of decommissioning, which they are supporting now that they have proof that it can cost the New Zealand public if you don't have that sort of framework in place. 