I feel like I'm going back to my economic study days where these things are the fundamentals of our economy—of the study of economics, where we have to look at the symmetrical information when the market fails; when we as a Government have to intervene to make sure the information is right, and make sure that we actually make good decisions for the future, that we can actually futureproof our energy sector to make sure that we are able to actually for outages to back up our electricity supply, to make sure that there won't be increased price spikes, to make sure that we won't have sudden $2 million a day losses in our economy because, God knows, that that is so absolutely detrimental to this economy if it ever happens, especially during a post-COVID phase.