GARETH HUGHES (Green): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou. Kia ora. This week, I had the privilege to speak at the memorial for Jeanette Fitzsimons, a dear friend of mine, my mentor, someone who made a massive contribution to this House, and someone who, in particular, put climate change on the national agenda. Now, my wife once told me to avoid disappointments, you should never meet your heroes. But look, I had the great fortune to actually work up close with mine. In her maiden speech here in 1996, she said the key question was not whether centralised industrial capitalism should be controlled by the State or by private interests, but the unsustainability of centralised industrial capitalism itself. 