So, we are all aware of Shell's intention, which is to shut down the refinery. We practically know that the company is not interested in selling, unless it can prove the contrary in the coming days.
The Department of Natural Resources—this is not me talking, because I have the Department's deck in front of me—makes reference to competition, lower capital and labour costs and less regulation. Less regulation, imagine! There will be more damage caused, just like in the Gulf of Mexico. As far as they are concerned, less regulation is not a problem, because it means lower costs for them.
In terms of increased production in non-OECD countries and economies of scale, by getting their oil from somewhere else, they will save money. Competition will mean that markets will be hard-hit. If a company were to lodge a complaint, you would have the power to investigate under the Act.