Hon JAMES SHAW (Associate Minister of Finance): It is always a pleasure to follow the Hon David Carter in debate. I want to just start by thanking him for his acknowledgment of what a well-crafted piece of legislation this was when it first entered the House—that it required so little amendment as it passed through its select committee stage. I also want to thank the Hon Grant Robertson for bringing this legislation to the House and ensuring that we are going to be able to get through it before the House rises for the election. That is because this piece of legislation was actually part of the Green Party's confidence and supply agreement with Labour. It is good to be part of a Government that is delivering on something that the Green Party has stood for for several decades in this House. I also want to acknowledge Dr Kennedy Graham, because in some ways this bill is the inheritor of Dr Graham's member's bill of some years ago, the Public Finance (Sustainable Development Indicators) Amendment Bill, which was a first cut at saying, well, look, if you had to start thinking about a broader set of measures for the sustainable development of a country as part of your fiscal and budgetary process, how would that look?