McAnulty KieranHon EUGENIE SAGE (Green): Can I also acknowledge officials who've done a lot of work on the bill and recognise that the Green Party's concern is with the trust us" approach to Government agencies. It's certainly not to senior managers and individuals within those organisations; it is the principal issue of the executive and Government agencies having a lot of power under this bill.One of the many things that was very helpful in the departmental report was that there is a list attached as Appendix 3 of the Acts that have been included in the Schedule and a very summary reason of why they have been included. There were a number of submitters who were really concerned with the Climate Change Response Act 2002 being one of the Acts that could be overridden by an Order in Council but the officials made it clear that there may be an Order in Council here around extending the deadlines for participants to submit notices in their emissions returns under the emissions trading scheme (ETS) because there are over 300000 hectares of forest in the affected regions in the ETS. But Supplementary Order Paper 341 in my name—given the very broad purposes that clause 3 has the Green Party's wanting to provide for climate change resilience because this is not core in the purpose at the moment. There's a reference to resilience but not in relation to adaptation and not in relation to the investment priorities for the recovery and I would be interested in the Minister's response as he's said it wasn't justified to include a reference to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act but didn't give reasons. It would be of some assistance if he could explain whether the Government also sees it not being justified to include a more specific reference to provide in clause 3(1)(a) for climate change - resilient planning rebuilding and recovery—explain why that is. Because given these events climate change and our broken climate contributed to them and we are as others have noted going to experience more of them why won't the Government allow a greater focus on ensuring that the rebuilding and the recovery is climate resilient and is really adapting to the reality we face with the broken climate?Hon KIERAN McANULTY (Minister for Emergency Management): Thank you Madam Chair. I thank the member Eugenie Sage for her contribution and her constructive contributions throughout this process thus far. While the Government didn't feel the need to include this it doesn't mean that the Government disagrees with what the member is saying. Of course what she's outlining is vitally important but under clause 3(1)(a)(iv) of the bill it does provide that one of the bill's purposes is facilitating the restoration and resilience of the environment. In our view we felt that that covered the intent of what the member was outlining. Of course climate change is a hugely important factor in this; that's what's driving the severity of these weather events and that's what's driving the frequency of them. And it touches on many of the concerns that were raised by members in their second reading speeches. There's no denying that. But for the purpose of what the member's hoping to achieve we were confident that as it stands that covered that intent."