I often speak to young people. As often as I can, I get out into the community in Whangārei and I talk to the schools and I run a youth forum and I sit down with children, from the littlies to the biggest ones. And I talk to them because when I was a girl in Whangārei Intermediate, and nuclear weapons were last considered the great threat—and as Minister Twyford has said to us, that's something we should be thinking about right now—that was the problem, I tried to take action, I reached the end of my tether on that, I knew not where to go. I do not want any of the children in Whangārei who are now in grief over climate, in anxiety over climate, not knowing how to take action. I tell them every single time, the antidote to anxiety is activism. 