Well, in my last couple of minutes I just want to revert back now to December 2008, to my first parliamentary speech, which was about importing LNG—liquefied natural gas. You know, in order to liquefy natural gas, you bring it down to 162 degrees below zero: minus 162. You ship it from an LNG production plant from different places around the world, with specially designed tankers, you offload it, and re-gasify it through a reheating process. This creates—believe it or not—a carbon footprint significantly higher than domestic or indigenous natural gas. Indigenous natural gas produces 52 kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalent per gigajoule of energy—that's what it creates. But the full fuel cycle analysis done on gas through LNG produces, when you look at it, 73 kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalent per gigajoule of any—a 40 percent increase. So this is what the International Energy Agency is saying that we now ought to do because this Government across here made a stupid decision based on ideological thinking that we needed to ban oil and gas exploration.