So as the Minister said, decommissioning is the process of taking petroleum infrastructure and wells out of service, which may include removing the infrastructure, plugging, and abandoning wells and undertaking necessary site restoration activities. We know that the New Zealand petroleum sector is maturing, an increasing number of petroleum fields are nearing the end of their economic life, but we also know that these assets are going to be used for some time to come in terms of producing gas for our transition fuels to the future. But we, too, believe that the clean-up process is important and the Crown Minerals Act currently does not explicitly provide for petroleum permit and licence holders' decommissioning responsibilities for the length of time which they are responsible, or the consequences of failing to carry out the decommissioning. One also wonders what the cost of decommissioning this Government's impact from 2023 onwards is going to be.