I say in particular to colleagues in the National Party that, having done the right thing in the previous term and working with parties on this side of the House on climate change legislation and on the net-zero goals, they are now running perilously close to becoming the climate change deniers of our time. Denialism used to be about denying the scientific consensus for climate change, and they had plenty of members who took that view up. The new denialism is saying, "Oh, yes, we accept it." but finding every excuse in the world to ever do anything about it, and that is how they are positioning themselves in their consistent opposition to any measure that actually meaningfully reduces emissions, including this one. My challenge to them is: if they're not going to front up and actually support these policies, tell us what the policies are that you would deliver that would reduce the same amount of emissions, because, whenever that question is asked, we hear the deafening silence. From members on that side of the House, we hear their support for electric vehicles, for low-carbon vehicles, but they do nothing. Their policies failed in the last term, and doing nothing will continue to fail.