It is the case in this world that our major trading partners and our friends and allies are decarbonising, and we need to follow them. It would be dangerous for a small trading nation to become significantly out of sync with its trading partners, because for diplomatic reasons, trade policy reasons, and simple consumer preference it would be foolish for a small trading nation to become an outlier on something as significant as climate policy. But if it's the role of the New Zealand Government and this Parliament to ensure that New Zealand follows and stays close to our friends around the world in terms of decarbonising, there could not be a worse way of achieving it than what the Climate Change Commission has proposed today. Why? Let me count the ways—there are three.