SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker, and I rise on behalf of the National Party and as the member of Parliament for North Shore. I firstly want to acknowledge our deputy leader and finance spokesperson, Nicola Willis, for her contribution earlier today. The National Party strongly supports long-term planning, and acknowledges the importance of long-term planning in terms of the future of this country. Over the next 40 years—and we're talking forward to 2060—we're obviously going to work very hard to grow our country and ensure that it is both fiscally and environmentally sustainable. And in 40 years, I'll be in my 80s, so I might not still be standing here in this House, but my children will be in their 50s, and in 2060 there'll be other MPs, no doubt standing in this House—maybe at this pillar right here—and we need to ensure that the decisions that we take over the next 40 years put those individuals in the very best position that we can do to make sure that they can take advantage of both the challenges and opportunities that they will face at that point in the future.