Davidson MaramaMARAMA DAVIDSON (Co-Leader—Green): Future generations are relying on us—Dan Bidois: Oh no.MARAMA DAVIDSON: It's true; I know you're saying No" but it's time to hear this truth. Even though some of our Opposition don't want to hear this truth the fact is future generations are relying on us to take strong action on climate change and here in Aotearoa like around the world communities are working together as champions of our neighbourhoods to call for a carbon zero future that protects our world and our people. They're asking for system change to address climate change. They're asking for an economy that is 100 percent renewable jobs in clean energy a future that protects our environment and our community.What has happened is our dependence on a fossil fuel economy threatens that vision that people are dreaming of that future that people are asking for. What has happened is industries want us to stay dependent on dirty energy and States have chosen to allow for that dependency to continue. What that has meant is around the world more extreme weather changes that impact on our homes our buildings our roads our people and communities. More extreme and ongoing weather patterns that absolutely disrupt our way of life and our environment. Here in New Zealand our kūkupa as we know them in the North or our kererū our wood pigeons have been starving because the taraire tree is too late to flower. It should've flowered by now but our climate changes are disrupting the ordinary ecosystem cycles. So we have got this impact happening right here in Aotearoa.The Greens know that our children's future needs protection. We have a duty to do right by them. We also know that indigenous peoples are at the forefront of pushing for this change alongside the young people around the world and right now in the UN including 16 young people—children in fact—who are taking the world to task and demanding that world leaders step up and take this responsibility. This Friday I hope to see our members supporting young people around this country Aotearoa who will be striking to add their voice calling for this change. The Greens support these young people. The Greens support the indigenous leadership. The Greens support the environmental groups the people around the world who are saying they've had enough and it's time for us to step up. We absolutely are proud to see the movement of millions that is happening right now despite some of those who are still stuck the ones who are shouting at me right now as I'm amplifying the voices of the future who know what needs to be done. So we will continue to put in place a plan. The Greens will continue to work hard for the most progressive enduring plan that we possibly can have for our country because we know that when we work together with our communities with our people we can make these changes that we have to make. We can design and create a 100 percent renewable economy that our people and our planet need. We have to phase out the dirty energies that our schools and hospitals and businesses use and replace them with the innovations and the jobs in clean energies—Simeon Brown: Stay at home. Go on strike permanently.SPEAKER: Order! Order! That is an outrageous interjection and the member will stop it right now. That sort of suggestion to a member of Parliament who is speaking in the House is just not permitted and if he doesn't realise how bad it is he should listen to himself in the tape and work it out. Marama Davidson.MARAMA DAVIDSON: Mr Speaker the voices of opposition are nothing compared to what threatens the existence of the future of the millions around the world who get this truth. I'm not fazed by those voices. I'm inspired by the motivation and the inspiration that is coming from the people because they know we have to change they know we can change. They are asking us to work together and I know that we are going to see this happening no matter who is shouting from the fossil corner."