Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: What we are seeing this year is an increase in the number of industrial users who are exposed on the hedge market. That's around 60 percent exposure as compared with a normal year, which would be around 40. Industry analysts think that a large number of industrial users made the decision to wait and see what the ultimate decisions around Rio Tinto and their future at Tīwai Point would be and whether there would be cheaper electricity available in the future. That hasn't come to pass, and, as the member knows, we are currently experiencing a dry year. That, coupled with some issues around the production of Pohokura gasfield, has led to this, but I can assure that industrial user and all users of energy in New Zealand that this is a situation that the Government is taking seriously; it is monitoring. But I do note to that member that we are not even at the 1 percent risk on the curve yet.