The oil and gas emissions cap is certainly a potential element of a way to reduce emissions from our highest-emitting sector in the economy, but we do have other measures in place and planned as well, such as regulations on oil and gas and methane, carbon pricing and incentives such as investment tax credits.
In terms of the role of the potential oil and gas emissions cap, based on the draft that was presented in 2023, it was projected to contribute an additional 13 megatonnes of reductions between 2030 and 2032. However, as I have said, we have received extensive feedback, and that is being considered in light of the potential way forward.