Yes, this one's actually very recent, but I think the really important example is that Italy in the last few weeks, in response to the current invasion of Ukraine by Russia, has introduced a windfall tax on oil and gas. I think that's a really important measure, given how oil companies are giving record-breaking profits directly to shareholders at a time when we're in a global crisis and have urgent transition needs. But on the studies done by the U.K. and Italy specifically, this is about really looking at where we need to be going with our energy system. We need to be seeing a phase-out of oil and gas and it needs to be one that's just in terms of impacts, and actually orderly.
If we fail to act, what happens is that workers will be hurt more because we're expecting to see more and more volatility in oil and gas, and so—