What I also want to respond to the member on is in respect of his SOP to require public entities to make climate-related disclosures. Here he is suggesting a whole lot more red tape when there are other measures. There are 4,000 entities that qualify as public entities in the Public Audit Act. He is wanting them to, essentially, go through two processes. For a Minister that claims that "We don't want red tape."—and I have heard him say that before—I'm just a bit bemused by that desire. There are 15 public climate-reporting entities that are captured under the bill: Kiwibank, Air New Zealand, some port companies, some energy companies, and so on. So these companies are captured, and it's a matter of scale and it's a matter of public markets working efficiently. This is a bill that is focused on public markets. I expect investors in the future will demand more climate-related disclosure from private equity companies and concerns as well. But this bill is targeted, clearly, at those that are public reporting entities.