What happened in the market was the market did fail. We had an outage in 2018. We had an outage where people were left in the dark and the cold. There were companies that couldn't actually operate. There was a huge cost on our economy. Those were significant failures of the market and what this bill is able to do is support the market so that the market can continue to function the way that it was designed, that way that it was supposed to. When markets fail, it costs the economy and let me tell the House that that cost was $2 million a day—$2 million a day of cost to the market, to the economy. Look, when we are talking we need to recover from COVID, when we need to grow the economy, we've got to stop avoiding costs like this to the economy, right? Two million dollars a day—that's a huge cost and, not only that, but it actually puts other industries at risk. It's not just about the energy sector but all we know that the energy sector is interconnected with all aspects of our community. We know that our health sector relies on it; our transport sector relies on it; our elderly in their homes, our children in their homes all rely on it. So that's why we owe it to the people of New Zealand to have a properly regulated gas market so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of having clean energy, to make sure that we actually provide the amount of energy that is needed.