Just this time last year, round about, I was in Napier, and young children were marching to the local community centre around climate change. I was actually at a Society of Local Government Managers conference, and at the time several local authorities had already called a local climate emergency because fires, flooding, droughts—all these natural hazards that were impacting on our day-to-day lives—were very real challenges. Local governments are stepping up to the plate because they know something needs to be done. And here we have today the Prime Minister calling a climate emergency, not for any political reason, but, actually, because our kids deserve it. Their kids deserve it, and if the lot on the other side really, really wanted to work with us, we could all do something tangible together so that all our kids will have a better future than what they've inherited.