That is why, when I stood in this House, walked into this House for the very first time—it was the day that this Government declared a climate emergency, and it was a remarkable moment for our country; it was a remarkable moment for our Government. When I look at Whangārei now—and I look at where I live, where we're facing, I think, the third time that Maungatapere is flooding, and our farmers are trying to dig out their paddocks, and our community is calling for volunteers to pick up shovels and go down for the third time this year—I know that it is things that this Government is doing now which are ameliorating it, not just in terms of $2.9 billion invested into climate change but in terms of the small things.