JONATHAN YOUNG: And—yes, but as my colleague Stuart Smith said, "Not in New Zealand." No, in fact the opposite happened here, because in 2019 we used 19 percent less natural gas for electricity generation. But to compensate, to keep the lights on, to keep industry going, and to keep the TVs happening and businesses continuing to have access to electricity, what we had to do, because we had less gas, was we had to burn more coal. In fact, we burnt 115 percent more coal last year. If you go to Genesis reports on Huntly and you look at the gigawatt hours that were generated from coal use from Huntly power station, you will see the increase was 115 percent. If you go to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's website, in terms of generation when it comes from natural gas, you'll see that it declined by 90 percent.