I'd like to, while I'm on my feet, speak to a tabled amendment in my name around the Climate Change Commission. I think the Climate Change Commission has to be exempted from this perverse piece of legislation being rushed through the House under urgency. The simple reason is the Climate Change Commission, the decisions that they have made, the report—albeit that it is going to be before the court for a judicial review, which we could debate tonight if we wanted to—that entity, any decision that they make is going to impact everybody's lives in New Zealand. And yet that entity won't be at the top of the list. I think they have to be at the top of the list. I'll give you a good reason: one of the commissioners is a research fellow of a company called Motu. Motu is one of the biggest contractors to the Climate Change Commission and I think that in itself may not be sinister and there might be nothing wrong with it, but how can we have confidence in an entity that is giving advice to the Government that will have an impact on every New Zealander's life?