So what this bill will do—and we are supporting it because largely the industry was doing it anyway. They're quite happy to volunteer what they have as long as there's no commercial information disclosed. That was something Mr Court tried to get through with his Supplementary Order Papers in the committee stage, which the Minister wasn't too fond of picking up either. But this bill will allow New Zealand to understand just how bad a situation Labour has put us in with gas. That's why we support it—because, actually, when it's disclosed, the decisions of 2018 will become very apparent. It's important to see where we are, and it's really important to see where we are, because this gas crisis is in part a direct result of Labour's 2018 oil and gas ban. Whether they like to admit it or not, when they banned oil and gas Minister Woods said, "Don't worry, we have 100,000 square kilometres of exploration already permitted," she said. "We have permits that go out 30 years," she said. "The sky isn't falling in," she said. 