Speaking to those concerns around perverse incentives and in fact, around subsidies for fossil fuels, I think it is really important to draw the attention of the House tonight to a press release, which is available for all to read on the Beehive's website, from the Minister for Trade and Export Growth, the Hon Damien O'Connor. It's from 16 December 2021. It's titled "New Zealand leads the call for Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform at WTO". I think it's really important to give this as context for the Greens' opposition to this legislation tonight, so I'd like to just read the opening paragraphs of that press release. The Minister, the Hon Damien O'Connor, says, "New Zealand is continuing its leadership in tackling damaging fossil fuel subsidies through a launch of a Joint Ministerial Statement, supported by 45 WTO members. Trade and Export Growth Minister Damien O'Connor announced. In his launching remarks, Damien O'Connor spoke to the environmental, economic, and social costs of fossil fuel subsidies. [He said] 'Worryingly, fossil fuel subsidies have continued to increase in the past decade, costing governments approximately US$500 billion [of] public funds per annum. These subsidies work against our efforts to address climate change by artificially lowering the cost of fossil fuels, and encouraging their on-going use. This is the opposite of what we should be doing,' [Minister] Damien O'Connor said."