The last time that we had this sort of problem in New Zealand, the last time we had a snap debate on energy in New Zealand was in the latter stages of the Helen Clark Labour-led Government. That was at the end of three years out of eight where we'd had massive electricity shortages. Well, Mr Robertson might want to criticise the arrangements that are in place at the moment—I don't think they'll be changed. I don't think they'll be changed. Now, we've had 14 years of not having to put up with this sort of stuff, and I don't think we needed to put up with it this time, had there been a Minister with their eye on the ball. I think—well, the Minister over there sort of mumbles under his breath and said, "No, that's not true, Gerry." The fact is, the Minister did not know for 14 hours that the country was facing major shortages. How does that happen? That is a totally MIA thing. Then, of course, there's the argument run, "Oh well, you guys didn't pay attention to the renewable system." Let's be clear. Stats New Zealand have figures out today that tell a really interesting picture. New Zealand has fallen in just four short years from a renewable capacity over 80 percent to down around 70 percent of generated electricity. That's just ridiculous. Utterly ridiculous. 