Now, how it is possible that Tamarind was in the situation where they were able to just pull out and leave the cost of decommissioning to the New Zealand public is a question, given that the National Party had such an explicit oil and gas strategy in the last term they were in Government. I mean, I remember back in 2010, when the Deepwater Horizon crisis happened in the Gulf. The Green Party was asking questions of the then National Government, saying, "What is your plan, if we're doing all this oil and gas exploration offshore, to respond to that type of crisis here in New Zealand?", and the answers were completely insufficient. In fact, there was no thought or effort put into how we would plan for a contingency like that—how we would respond to it—and, apparently, there was not even an explicit statutory obligation for petroleum permit and licence holders to carry out decommissioning activities and meet the full financial costs. 