Many have noted that we are in the midst of the greatest global economic downturn in generations. But for a long while before that, we recognised that the system was already broken. We do not fix that by going back to business as usual, and we sure as anything do not fix it by going back even further than that. The National Party have banged on a lot in their contributions today about the potential debt that future generations will carry as a result of the necessary investments, which I note they haven't proposed an alternative to, that this Government is making right now. But out the other side of their mouths, they are willing to steal from those future generations breathable air, clean water, and a stable climate just to kick the can further down the road. And at what cost? [Interruption] When do the excuses run out, Mr Bennett? It has been 38 years since the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and last year, during the reading of the zero carbon amendment on the same Climate Change Response Act that we are amending today, the now leader of the National Party, Todd Muller, heckled me for pointing out the disconnection between this House and the lives of those that we are making decisions about right now. My response is well documented.