In fact, we have done a lot in the last three years. So I just want to respond to some of the remarks of the previous contributions, because when we announced that we would undertake an effort to plant more trees—one billion trees by 2028—there was a whole lot of guffaw on the other side of the House, but that was an opportunity for us to again create jobs, contribute back to the environment, and make a big difference in this area. Stopping new offshore oil and gas exploration permits—again, a clear signal that we were drawing a line in the sand about what would not be sustainable or in the best interests of our kids going forward into the future. We weren't going to leave that to chance in terms of regional economies; we're going to help them transition into this new future a low-carbon economy and what they could do to generate jobs by regions, and Taranaki has been the focus. 