Hon SCOTT SIMPSON: Well, unfortunately, he left under sad circumstances, because he was let down by his party. But that's not the reason that I want to talk about Dr Kennedy Graham. I want to talk about Dr Kennedy Graham because he was actually the person who I think was pivotal in terms of bringing a sense of cross-partisanship on climate issues to this House. The amendment that my colleague Stuart Smith is proposing to clause 9 would actually advance and further set in place that general consensus of the direction of travel in terms of climate issues. I think that Stuart Smith makes very good points when he talks about the degree of collegiality that has been present on almost all climate matters in this House since the work done by GLOBE, the Vivid report, the path to net zero—that very good report that I and others were involved with. I would hate to see that sense of collegiality, that sense of cross-party support, bipartisan support, would be evaporated for lack of support on what I think is a very practical, very sensible proposal by Stuart Smith.