TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Madam Speaker, thank you for allowing me to take a short call on this bill, the Climate Change Response (Auction Price) Amendment Bill. We have sat through it as the Environment Committee, we've taken the submission hearings, we've digested it—we've had some good, robust debate in our committee about some of the issues that were brought forward. Of the people that made submissions, we got 20 submissions in, half of them were from individuals, the remainder of submissions were from the business sector, from NGOs, and one from a family trust. But one thing that I'd like to point out was that we didn't get huge engagement from iwi or Māori organisations in this, and yet iwi and Māori organisations are going to be affected by this in the long run. The big picture of climate change is still the overarching goal that we're looking to tackle with this particular bill, it does have a role to play, and it has an urgent role to play as well, which is why we're dealing with this in urgency through the House. 