I'd just like to finish off—people talk about thinking about our most vulnerable New Zealanders. Well, I hear from young New Zealanders every day—even though I'm no longer in the classroom discussing economics—and they remind me every day that we need to stand up and be ambitious for them. They are the vulnerable New Zealanders. We need to create a future. I'm really looking forward to this bill going to the select committee so that those concerns that have been brought forward can be addressed; that we can move rapidly and effectively and equitably to a zero-carbon economy. We have to do it for our young people, for those who will be going on strike on Friday. We can, we should, and we will. I commend this bill to the House.