Let me turn to the politics of the day. Those are the politics of climate change. That's because we are in an era of climate emergency, and all politics are climate politics now. I say that because of all the steps that Governments of today take now and in the near future need to be grounded in our commitments to see global emissions fall to net zero by 2050. I say that because all of the politics of young people on display at this month's Youth Parliament were grounded in those commitments, and I was struck by how it's apolitical to them; it's something they will all want action on. It's personal, it's for their whānau, and it's local.