Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: —has pointed out, to what happened on the evening, because it is not the place of Ministers to make the decisions about when the power is switched on and off. And if Mr Brownlee wants to argue that it is, I will be most interested in his contribution, because on the one hand, we have those in the National Party who favour the market solutions. I've heard Simon Bridges stand up in this House when he was over on this side in a difficult past time, as opposed to the current difficult time for the National Party, when he argued that 15 years on from—the market just needed a bit more time to bed in. That was the reason that they were having problems with the power prices in the market when National were in Government. 