Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): Yesterday was a landmark day for New Zealand because we released a plan that delivers the greatest opportunity that we have had in decades. Not only will we, finally, tackle climate change but we have the opportunity to build our resilience as an economy and to truly transform ourselves into a productive, sustainable economy with well-paid jobs. Yesterday was also the day the rubber hit the road, where parties were asked to show their true colours in relation to where they stand on climate change. We heard from the National Party's spokesperson on climate change that it was the National Party that signed up to our nationally determined contribution in Paris in 2015. Yes, they did, but there was zero plan for how we would meet the targets that were signed up to. Instead, there was a plan to buy emissions trading credits on an international market.