CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green): E Te Māngai, tēnā koe. Tēnā koutou e Te Whare. It is a pleasure to rise as the second Green speaker on this Climate Change Response (Emissions Trading Reform) Amendment Bill. I just want to refer to that final speaker who has just taken his seat—Andrew Falloon, who I have a lot of respect for across the House—and the fact that he quoted "unprecedented economic circumstances", which is something we've heard a lot about recently. I want to ask Mr Falloon and the rest of his National Party colleagues whether they have heard about climate change because what we have here is a situation where insurers are backing away from South Dunedin homes and insuring those. They should talk to farmers about the increasingly unpredictable seasons that they are facing as a result of global warming. Or in fact, they should just speak to experts. We'll just look at the data around mass migration or exacerbation of conflict driven by droughts and famine by climate change.