There is one thing that I do agree with the Hon Gerry Brownlee: he's saying that history is important, and I do want to go back to 2018. Back then when the Minister of Energy and Resources had commissioned the independent review of New Zealand's electricity market, the electricity price review, the EPR, and they had come back to us with the following recommendations that I want to reiterate to the House. They suggested, amongst other things, the Electricity Authority's work on transmission pricing, the new Interim Climate Change Committee's work on how to reach 100 percent renewable electricity by 2035, and the Productivity Commission's low-emissions economy inquiry. So they had to consider all of those things in there, and then they came back with the actual recommendations to establish an interim Consumer Advocacy Council and a permanent council within 18 months, and we're going to do that through this bill, to ensure regulators listen to consumers, and to define energy hardship. 