We could well become an example of how emissions trading schemes and a market-based approach to mitigating the risks of climate change can be a shining light, a guiding light to some of our competitors, particularly in Europe, where they have a hash of an emissions trading scheme themselves. It doesn't include transport, and a host of other subsidies and levers that they pull in their economy, both with transport—I mean, they still subsidise diesel for their fishing fleets. They subsidise French farmers to grow hedges, apparently, for biodiversity. We want to avoid any of those false, I guess, mechanisms that don't actually address climate change, that don't mitigate emissions, but that give the impression that Governments are seen to be doing something. That is true virtue signalling, and the ACT Party doesn't agree with that.