Now, when we asked questions of the Minister yesterday during committee stage, it became apparent from the Minister's response to questions about the Electricity Industry Participation Code and the fact that this bill gives the Minister the right to intervene and rewrite sections of the code directly; not the Electricity Authority, which currently administers the code, but to step over the authority and directly intervene in the code that regulates the interactions between the electricity generators and their customers. We suspect that the Minister is seeking these powers in order to achieve other Government policy objectives, whether they be social—of course there's a cost of living crisis; what Government wouldn't want to see energy prices go down? I mean, they might lose the election if energy prices stay up and Kiwis are still doing it tough a year from now. Of course they'd like to intervene.