I think one of the best parts of the job for MPs is being able to talk to young people, and visit them in schools and so on. There are a lot of schools working on sustainable development goals. Young people are particularly keen and aware that what happens at home is connected to what happens around the world. They're driving the conversation. They're driving the change.
I think it was in a room like this just a few days ago where a bunch of kids—not from my riding, but somebody else's—had come here. They were asking us to do more and to work better together to accelerate progress, to address what's happening around the world by achieving the sustainable development goals by 2030.
I'd say that young people care. Young people are aware. They're actively doing their part. With the sustainable development goal around climate change, for example, they are pouring into streets here at home and around the world and asking decision-makers to take seriously their future, not to leave them with instability and the disasters that could happen if we don't take action.
I'd say that young people care. They're inspiring the rest of us to step up and do more.