This issue—I've think I've talked to Nicola Willis about this—I don't actually see it as a political issue in some ways. Yes, it's very political in the way that it affects people's lives, but, in a lot of ways, it's apolitical. This is the new common ground. This is why Labour and National were able to come to an agreement over intensification, because this is our reality. We have to face things, like climate change, together. We cannot afford to be petty about this. We need to get in the middle and sort these issues out, and they are apolitical as far as that goes. So I look forward to that. 