I want to move now to the Speech from the Throne. I note that yesterday this House declared a climate emergency, although not what a normal emergency declaration would entail. But, in the 4,500 word speech, "climate" was mentioned only about half a dozen times, which I thought kind of didn't match up with the rhetoric. But I also want to quote the honourable member that spoke just before me, Andrew Little, where he said, "No step is too small to take." I think that may be true, but no step too small to take should also be an effective one, and I'll give you an example of an ineffective step. In the UK, they shut down their aluminium industry. Their aluminium industry was pretty efficient by international standards; not as efficient as our one in Tīwai Point but fairly efficient. They now import all of their aluminium from China. And, guess what? Their emissions have gone up as a result of that—well, not their emissions but global emissions have gone up as a result of that. They lowered theirs; they increased international emissions.