New Zealand is looking at a coming storm of legislation to deal with climate change, and the ACT Party believes that most of that legislation, and most of the House's time in debating it and select committee's time, will be wasted because those organisations, businesses, and communities which are able to actually transform our economy and decarbonise it have been ignored. I understand there's been no survey of, for example, the investments that existing electricity generators are intending to make in renewables. None of that has been taken into account when bringing this amendment and the legislation it seeks to reform to the House. It's almost as if the Government is happy to exist in a vacuum of selective information because that helps them avoid having to have the honest conversation with New Zealand businesses and communities about costs of the reform package that they've proposed to address the real risks of climate change, rather than letting the businesses and communities which are affected and most exposed tell us what the important changes are—