SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'm sure there'll be plenty of opportunity for other members to contribute, because this is a really, really important piece of legislation, and it's wonderful to hear so many members asking valid, important, and serious questions of the Minister. I have one which follows on from Mr Stuart Smith's question. We know the Gas Industry Company already produces information about projected outages—about when, days and weeks ahead, there will be outages. We know that the Gas Industry Company produces information about when gas is being stored and when it is being drawn down from facilities like Ahuroa. And we also know that they publish a fulsome series—now running into the 300, nearly 400 technical disclosures about outages and maintenance and all kinds of things that are relevant to decision making by their customers, but also by Government agencies which do have a responsibility, as does MBIE, for ensuring that New Zealand has security of supply with petroleum products. So, given that, we know all this information is currently being provided through a voluntary system, and that information helps decision makers make the right decision about security of energy supply.