SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. To the Minister, we've heard a little bit more over the past few days about security of supply, the resilience of the electricity system, and measures that the private sector are taking to reduce consumption as one of those voluntary steps to make sure that other conservation measures are not required. But it is of great concern to the ACT Party, and to those businesses, no doubt, that they are having to reduce production and, potentially, turn people away from jobs while electricity prices remain so high. It appears they remain high because of a shortage of natural gas, for reasons that have been well canvassed—because the Pohokura field is slowing down. So my question to the Minister: given that an energy shortage has led to an increase in wholesale energy prices, does the Minister see a risk of New Zealanders paying more in their energy bills each month?