It reminds me that earlier in the day there was the Ngāti Maru settlement, the first reading, which I was proud to speak on, and I was really surprised when I was meeting with local iwi recently that, for Ngāti Maru, on their whenua, 98 oil and gas wells they have had dug over the past 100 or more years. I look at this piece of legislation and think how important it is to ensure that the taxpayer, that landowners, that the Crown does not have to pay when it comes to a company like Tamarind, like others, who may fail in terms of that space. So we need to ensure that legislation is in place. Being on the select committee, I look forward to speaking and listening, as I always do, and having another coffee with John Carnegie and hearing his opinion. So I commend this next reading to the House.