The problem with this bill—well, let's start with the administrative simplicity. It's 400 pages with a Supplementary Order Paper that's 300 pages. That's 300 pages of notes to fix up all the problems that have been found with it since the bill was introduced just a few months ago. If that is simplicity, I hate to think what it's going to be like for those producers and consumers trying to do business under this bill. And it gets worse, because it doesn't achieve the things that the Minister said. It's not a market-based mechanism; it allows the Government to decide how much carbon dioxide should be emitted by New Zealanders. Then it's allowed to decide how much by each sector. And then it says, "Wait, wait—that sounds a bit harsh." It then has—what are they calling it?—a "cost-containment reserve". In other words, so that they can contain the costs for favoured industries. This is a big Government bill that introduces enormous bureaucracy, enormous discrimination, into the way that climate change is managed in New Zealand. And that is a step backwards, particularly at the current time.