Hon SIMON BRIDGES (National—Tauranga): There are many wonderful things about the modern world that we live in. One of the bad ones, though, is that if you say something with enough feeling these days, it's somehow automatically true and valid, whether you've done anything about it or not. Emoting is mistaken for actual actions. Feelings and chats like the Prime Minister's very diplomatic language, the dialogues we have—they are mistaken for outcomes. Well, when I was growing up, there was a saying: actions speak louder than words. Let your deeds do the talking. In three years on climate change, nothing's happened. Literally, James Shaw passed a law to set up a committee. It's what we've done. We voted for it—I mean, it's a nice committee. It's a structure; I accept that. There's been an oil and gas ban which has, perversely, resulted in more coal imported into New Zealand and emissions going up. Literally, I defy the members on the other side to tell us one other thing in three years that has happened that has made a difference.