On my wall here at Parliament, I have a quote from a North American First Nation wahine, Winona LaDuke, and it says, "Be the ancestors our descendants will thank." "Be the ancestors our descendants will thank."—and that's why I stand in this House today. That's why I come to represent the people of New Plymouth, of Taranaki, and of Aotearoa, because I want to ensure that my great-great-great-grandchildren have an environment, have a place to live, but, more importantly, a place to thrive. And we're doing that as a Government. We're working hard. There's obviously been the zero carbon Act. There's been the establishment of the Climate Change Commission. We've had our national energy strategy, as well as putting $300 million to boost our green investment finance fund, ensuring that we accelerate our low-carbon technologies, renewable energies, low-emission vehicles—just to name a few. 