TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. The member for Coromandel needs to cheer up—cheer up! And I would suggest that maybe he wants to go and find something to go and watch. Maybe he wants to go and watch Harry and Meghan, and maybe that's the reason that he's so fired up about this. But he needs to cheer up, because this is a positive thing and, in fact, I've heard time and time again from the other side of the House that the time frame is the issue. But, you see, that's not the issue. The issue is climate change. The issue is that we have islands around the world that are sinking—not too far from us, actually. And, actually, we need to treat this with the urgency that people that are going to be affected by climate change—e.g., the people of the Coromandel—deserve.