It is with a sense of bemusement that I listened to the previous speaker, Jacqui Dean, because let's go back to why we're here: we're trying to address issues around climate change. We are trying to meet targets set for us and agreed by us under the Paris Agreement. Those were signed by the New Zealand National Party when they were leading the last Government, in 2015. Paula Bennett swanned off over there, swanned off on to the international stage, and they've come back here—that's 2015, and here we are in 2020—and they're still talking about kicking the can down the road. None of this stuff is easy, and I will absolutely agree with all the previous speakers. This is far-reaching and wide ranging legislation which the House and the select committee has had to look very, very carefully at. I understand this particular iteration of the bill is six years in the making. This is highly complex stuff, but we do not have the luxury of just forever pushing it out to another day. We do have to take some action.