SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. The ACT Party opposes this bill not only because it's a flawed and bad piece of legislation; we also have the unfortunate job of explaining to New Zealanders—because we always follow the Green Party in speeches in the House—why the Green Party's environmental solutions to environmental problems simply won't work and that more taxes, more bans, more regulations heaped on some of New Zealand's most cutting-edge, high-performing businesses actually won't help improve the environment. The problem this legislation is intended to solve is that some oil and gas exploration structures may at the end of their lives be left without being remediated, and there are some simple solutions—some simple regulatory solutions—proposed by the industry that they would accept in order to protect the Crown and to protect New Zealand's environment from the risk that petrochemical structures may be left behind and not cleaned up.