And I note just three things—sticking to the topic at all times. What does the bill do? It expands the scope of the regulation-making powers to ensure and to enable gas governance arrangements to be made that provide for the disclosure of information about matters that may have a significant downstream impact. Secondly, the transitional provisions ensure that the work the Gas Industry Company is currently undertaking around information disclosure will be considered as part of the process for forming a recommendation for a new gas governance arrangement. Thirdly, it also makes changes to the Gas Act's penalty regime. It does that by increasing the maximum civil pecuniary penalty able to be imposed by the gas rulings panel for breaches, and it gives that amount as going from $20,000 to $200,000. This new penalty limit will apply across all gas governance regulations.