Now, I've got concerns about this sentence because, as a country and as a world, we need more climate action than what we've seen on child poverty, housing, and mental health. Four years on from putting those things on the Government's agenda, we still have thousands of children in poverty: 25 percent of Pasifika children, about 20 percent of Māori tamariki, and disabled children. Basic needs are not being met in this country. The demand for food parcels recently has just skyrocketed, and this needs to be understood when we hear too that poor nutrition plays a role in two out of five deaths in this country.