STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Madam Chair. Well, it's great to have an opportunity to speak to my amendment, which would, in clause 9, regulation 15A, after 15A(3)(a), insert "(3)(aa) the leader of each party that is not in Government or in coalition with the Government"—that is, to be consulted. In the spirit of the Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act and all the climate legislation to date, we have had across-the-House support on these matters, and where there's been disagreement, it's been on minor issues, not on the principles of what it's been trying to achieve. So this confidential auction reserve price is, as the Minister has said, they believe, integral to running a good and fair system. That may well be, but under this bill, it is the Minister for Climate Change, the Minister of Finance, and the auction monitor that set the methodology. That, effectively, sets the price below which it cannot go—so it sets the bottom price—and that is a major part of this legislation and a major part of the climate legislation. Therefore, in the spirit of all of the legislation that has preceded this on climate, it should be a cross-party consultation process.