Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER (Green): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Tēnā koutou e te Whare. I ask those at home to imagine waking up in an energy-efficient, lovely, warm, affordable home. Imagine everyone in our beautiful country has access to such a secure place to live. Imagine leaving home and making one's way along a wide path lined with native plants, native trees, we can hear birdsong, we can hear kids laughing as they make their way to school on their bikes or their scooters. Imagine reaching the intersection where the local farmers market is humming, and an electric tram or bus departs every few minutes, electricity in our country is 100 percent renewable, and no matter what people do—whether they care for children or the elderly, maybe they're a marine scientist, maybe they're helping retrofit or build new environmentally sustainable buildings, maybe they're working in forestry, a teacher, a hospitality worker, a student—no matter what their situation, they have a livable income, and everyone in Aotearoa does. Imagine our oceans teeming with life, native forests regenerating. Imagine our rivers clean enough to swim in again, and growing our food and our timber and our other materials in a way that protects and enhances our soil and our natural ecosystems, our waterways.