Hon JACQUI DEAN (National—Waitaki): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm very pleased to speak on this emissions trading bill and to really follow on from the Hon Scott Simpson, who gave a comprehensive account of National's position on this bill and our position to oppose the bill at this stage. I want to take the liberty, as a rurally based MP, as are a number of other National MPs around the House, to really reflect on the implications of bringing the emissions trading scheme (ETS) and bringing agriculture into the ETS at this point, and to reconfirm the point that Scott Simpson made: that it is our position that, in this post-COVID economic environment, it not only makes sense to delay consideration of this bill but it's almost imperative to delay consideration of this bill for 12 months until there is a greater understanding, there is greater certainty in the context of great uncertainty, of what the future—immediate and medium- and, indeed, long-term future—we do have economically, and particularly for our primary production sectors, which, at the moment, are the sectors that are making the greatest contribution to the New Zealand economy and, it would seem, will be doing so for some time to come.