I do need to acknowledge at this point the sense of urgency and compounding anxiety that many people in our communities are feeling not just relating to the pandemic but relating to the climate change that is so much more visibly in front of us now, as we look at the floods that are happening in our country and around the world, when we're watching entire towns being erased off the face of this earth with wildfires. It is a real sense that we need to act with as much urgency as we possibly can, and, for the Greens, a large reason for our presence in this House is to get us acting as quickly as we can, taking the actions that will matter for us to be able to provide a future for ourselves and our young people. 