SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Mr Chair. I rise in support of the amendment tabled by my colleague. It's really important that the emissions trading scheme—which is currently not fully functioning. It's malformed. It's a bit twisted, but it has potential—well, maybe with a bit of genetic engineering, an injection, a vaccine of some kind. The enduring solution needs to have the confidence not just of different parties in the House but of all New Zealanders. By offering the other leaders an opportunity to review the methodology, to review the process by which the Government, the Minister responsible, sets the criteria for the auction, that's how you do build confidence, and it does take time. To some extent, the confidence that participants in the market have about the emissions trading scheme and the auction process has been undermined by these late amendments and by the rush to achieve this regulatory change in the days—well, potentially just a few days—before the first auction, on 17 March.