Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Look, I don't doubt the sincerity or the dedication that the Minister brings to this debate, and, in fairness to him, it is his political life mission to reduce the impacts of climate change—not only here in New Zealand but around the world—and I give him credit for that. And I give him credit for his passion and his dedication and his commitment to that role. We share that on this side of the House, and we have done for a very long period of time. But what he rightly says, in terms of his third reading speech on this bill, is that the impacts will be costly and have a negative effect on New Zealand families, on New Zealand businesses, and on the New Zealand economy at the very time when we are confronting, as a nation, the worst economic crisis of the last 100 years. What we are saying on this side of the House, notwithstanding the Minister's blithe discounting of it, is that now, actually, is not the right time to be doing it. Now is not the right time to be foisting extra cost on struggling businesses.