That's a great question.
I think we can see from the current crisis that it was building over time. Prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this was building. Underinvestment was occurring globally in oil and gas, largely as a result of the focus on transition. It's illustrative of the duration that will be necessary to transition our economies.
We expect that we're probably going to be 30 million barrels per day short by 2030 in terms of global demand. If we were to starve or cut off any sort of financial, equitable support for the industry—and this isn't a subsidy; this is the benchmark tax framework—it would diminish investment and only create an additional energy crisis.