RACHEL BROOKING (Labour): Xiexie, Mr Speaker. Thank you for this opportunity to speak on this climate-related disclosures bill. As the Hon Scott Simpson has just said, this bill went to the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee. One of the members on that committee is Naisi Chen, she's been unable to speak on this bill, so I asked her what she'd say about it, and I ask—before I say it—for the forgiveness of Chinese speakers, but she said, "ai di chu", which means "love the planet". And why did she say this? Well, because this piece of legislation is one of the many tools that we need to respond to climate change, both mitigation and adaptation. Fiddling or not, we need to do many things, and I'm so pleased to hear members of the Opposition just now—particularly Stuart Smith—being so enthusiastic about the need to take tangible measures to fight climate change. I couldn't agree with him any more than that.