STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Mr Chair. It's a pleasure to take a call on the Gas (Information Disclosure and Penalties) Amendment Bill. I've actually got a couple of questions for the Minister, and I think, in the introduction to this bill, it talks about the outage at Pohokura and the cost of $2 million a day to their main customer. But this is a much wider issue than that, and the bill is talking about security of supply and all those issues that go with that. I mean, we're in an incredibly interesting time at the moment. Whilst our lakes are starting to fill a little bit—our hydro storage—we are in a parlous situation. With a low gas supply, we're totally reliant at the moment on Indonesian coal to keep the lights on. And I congratulate the Government for having the courage, despite their lofty climate proclamations, to bring a whole lot of dirty Indonesian coal in to keep the lights on. And we need that. But what I want to know about this bill is: is this going to give the industry enough confidence to invest?