Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Tēnā koe e te Mana Whakawā. Well, that was a speech that you'd expect from a true National Party member: fundamentally conservative. "Do nothing" is essentially the approach of the National Party. Change nothing, leave the status quo. And do you know what? We saw that for a long time, and things got progressively worse. This bill says, "No, we're going to take a long-term approach."—not an approach which satisfies the clamouring of industry today but one which will make any industry sustainable in the long term. That's our plan across all industry, and a fundamental principle of that plan is to say that people who use resources, who damage the environment, and who cause an impact will pay for it. And that's fair—that is absolutely fair, and that is what this bill does.