But, in terms of issues relating to climate and the environment, I'm very worried that the $4.5 billion emissions trading scheme fund money that's going to become available to this Government will be spent not on quality, practical, pragmatic climate issues, because we across the Parliament actually agree on the direction of travel, but I'm very worried that these funds will be invested and spent on party political pet projects, of which this Government is so famous. And they've actually done very little in the area, even though the Prime Minister reverts to talking about climate change when she's in trouble. She always does it—always when she's in trouble, she's, "Oh, we're going to talk about climate change. We'll change the subject and talk about something else." But here's what Greenpeace campaigner Christine Rose—not normally known, Greenpeace campaigners, for being anti-Labour governments—has said: "When it comes to the climate crisis, the Ardern Government talks big but spends small." That's what they say in Greenpeace. And, in terms of the environment, where has been the delivery? A Government that talks big but delivers nothing or little.