But today what I wanted to do was to highlight that it is clear that the Treaty, Te Tiriti, relationship must underpin all of the work. The Climate Commission themselves have made that very clear. Also, the zero carbon legislation, which came to be agreed to, made it very clear and put in a legal requirement to uphold Te Tiriti. The Climate Commission themselves understand that no work can be enduring, no work can be long lasting, unless we uphold Te Tiriti. So today I wanted to remind us—remind us—of the indigenous knowledge and leadership that has been at the forefront of strong activism and strong solutions for a cleaner planet that looks after the many. For many, many decades we have seen indigenous people around the world and here in Aotearoa right at the forefront of that work. 