All this does is signal a bit of virtue. It doesn't help us with our electricity supply. It doesn't help us with the amount of coal that we are burning. It doesn't help us lower our transport emissions. What is this all about? It is about signalling virtue. We do support this bill, but we are, I think, obliged to point out the weaknesses in the bill, point out that the motivation for bringing this bill to Parliament is not about climate change; it is about signalling virtue, it is about trying to have an announcement for the Prime Minister—or at least for the Minister of Climate Change to make the Prime Minister's nuclear moment somehow a valid claim. It is not a nuclear moment; it is a pretty wet squib, quite frankly. With that I, with qualifications, commend it to the House.