During the election campaign, I announced Te Paati Māori's policy that proposes transformative climate action, including ending new onshore oil and gas permits and withdrawing existing onshore and offshore permits, with a target of decommissioning sites by 2030; putting in place a nationwide ban on seabed mining within the EEZ to withdraw existing seabed mining permits; establishing a $1 billion scheme for Māori-owned community energy projects for whānau energy and efficiency, creating jobs; immediately bringing methane into the emissions trading scheme and phasing out synthetic fertilisers by 2025; and establishing a $300 million fund to support Māori farmers to transition towards regenerative and value-added agricultural models. We must restore balance with the natural world and regenerate our whenua, our wai, our moana, and our precious indigenous taonga species. 