. Shameful. Labour believes there is no inherent conflict between positive business and the environment. Labour is not opposed to environmentally responsible mineral and energy exploration. However, Labour never forgets that most of New Zealand's export dollars come from living things. A wise government, like a good farmer, needs to protect and nurture the source of our wealth. We are interested in investments that have a win-win outcome. Investments that create jobs and exports, balanced with appropriate responsibilities to our communities and the environment. Nobody in Parliament, and nobody in this room, will still be here in 100 years. However, those who follow us will enjoy the gifts we give and will endure the mistakes we make. That thought alone should make us pause. Kiwis are very decent people.  They know they've been conned by Neo-liberalism and its National-Act acolytes. They want to do something about it. They want to reclaim that wonderful sense of fairness, safety and honesty that used to be the hallmark of this country. In my remarks today I have stressed three key things: First, contrary to the failed Neo-liberal policies that got the world into this mess, it's really clear to you, to me and to the incoming Labour government, that we all do better together when we all win together. Think Scandinavia. Think symbiosis. Second, it's in Kiwi DNA to understand farming -- the role of government in helping to create an innovative, job rich economy should be like a good farmer. Tending the