The second one affects all of us, and that is inequality. There is no way we can have an effective response to climate change when a certain portion of our population is living in economic insecurity or poverty. There's no question that the housing crisis is part of the contributor to this economic insecurity—it's not the only thing, but it is part of it—and our high levels of child poverty. I know that child poverty is something that the Prime Minister takes very seriously, and I would just very humbly say that now is the time, following COVID-19, to revisit the long-held assumptions about what is politically possible in Aotearoa New Zealand. 