But, as I said, it's often about what you're not hearing as well. Here's an extraordinary thing: in his entire 19- or 20-minute address when the Leader of the Opposition got to speak in this debate, not a single word about climate change. In 2022, when every sector of our economy is faced not with a future threat of climate change but with a present-day reality of a climate change that is devastating parts of our agricultural sector, that is meaning significant challenges for low-lying regional and remote communities, and that is the biggest moral and economic challenge for future generations, he had nothing—nothing—to say about climate change at all. That speaks to a stale, tired old National Party that has no vision and no sense of the issues that we actually have to face in the years ahead. 