CHLÖE SWARBRICK: —with regard to climate-changing emissions, noting, for example, Mr Simeon Brown, that we have very clear evidence that shows us that even if we were to burn all of the fossil fuels which we have currently discovered and started to excavate, then we would blow way past 1.5 degrees of warming necessary for the survival of the human race. We also are faced with some substantial and unnecessary decisions being made about where we should be investing these funds, noting, of course, that these funds—these road-user charges and the fuel excise tax—are hypothecated. That means that they are put forward in the Budget as being spent on other things. Of course, this is currently being made up by the COVID-19 response fund, but of course, again, the point must be made that there are opportunity costs to these decisions. That is that other decisions are not being made, such as boosting the incomes for lower income New Zealanders. 