I listened a couple of speeches ago to Marama Davidson, the co-leader of the Green Party. She spent 10 minutes speaking about aspects of social policy and of social justice and spent about 30 seconds speaking on the Budget, when she was required to do so. But not once—not once—did the co-leader of the Green Party, for goodness' sake, talk about the environment or talk about our natural resources. Not once did she talk about climate change. Not once did she involve herself in the name and understanding that New Zealanders would expect from a party that used to profess to be an environmental party. They've so long since forgotten their role as being an advocate for the environment that the co-leader now, in a Budget debate speech like this, simply doesn't even mention the environment, and that saddens me. 