STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Well, I'm sure we'll be able to deliver for the Minister, who has just retaken his seat. The Electricity Industry Amendment Bill does have some good features to it. It has some bad features to it. On the basis of those features, we will be voting against it. The bill—it does what the Labour Party do quite well—adds in more bureaucracy, and we have, in particular, the establishment of an Electricity Consumer Agency to represent small businesses and private consumers. We already have a Commerce Commission. We have other mechanisms to deal with those sorts of issues, and we fail to see why would need another agency to represent those people. It is true that we have had some issues in the past with people who have serious illnesses and have had their electricity turned off inadvertently by a lines company unaware that there was an issue in that particular household. But that's largely been dealt with, but still it is good to have those things dealt with in a proper way.