Then there is this issue of the so-called codes or the rules under which all of the distributors and generators work being subject to change by the Minister. Well, let me tell the House that, prior to this Act, that is what happened. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) would take some rule recommendations—and they were daily almost—from the Electricity Commission, they would have a look at them themselves, and then they'd bring them to the Minister and say, "Minister, you need to sign these into some kind of action." One of the interesting things I found was that in asking for an explanation in what those rules did, very few people at MBIE could ever tell you. So there was a need to have a body that was specialist in this regard. That's why the authority was set up. I think that taking this back from the authority is a retrograde step—very retrograde.