Now, Grant Robertson wanted to make the case, and I notice that the Minister who sat down now has just also tried to make the case that the National Party was saying that the Minister of Energy and Resources should have the big switch that gets flicked on and off at any particular time. We are not making that case. But what is clear is that under the current arrangements, the Minister has responsibility for security of supply, the Minister has responsibility for the direction of investment that occurs in the electricity sector, and the Minister, of course, overall, has a responsibility for the consumers who expect the system to always keep them supplied with electricity.