The Government was shocked back in 2018 when the Pohokura field was taken out of production and, at the same time, a regulatory compliance assessment on the Kapuni field resulted in a significant reduction in the supply available to industry and to generate electricity. We are seeing now significant energy shortages, gas shortages that have flowed through to wholesale electricity prices, gas shortages that have resulted in the importation of a million tonnes of coal more than normal in the last couple of years so that New Zealand is now reliant this winter on nearly 30 percent of its electricity being generated from coal, at a time when the Prime Minister has declared a climate emergency and when every reasonable New Zealander could expect the Government to have made some progress towards a low-carbon future. But they've been paddling the boat backwards. They've got the paddle steamer—the coal-fired paddle steamer—in full reverse. It's going backwards down the river, far, far from the low-carbon future that New Zealanders have been promised and that we were told was, in fact, an emergency. 