I think of, in my electorate of Manurewa, the Awa Rangers, who are a group of young people who have come together to protect the Puhinui stream, and the young woman who said that the health of the river is reflective of the health of the community; that, when the awa is paru, it causes her sadness and it brings everybody down together. It's also a source of anxiety and dread for them. It's a source of grief, a real worry about their future and the country that they will inherit. And it's also an acknowledgment of the burden of debt that future generations will face if we don't act now and we don't invest in community resilience to climate change.