floor to gabon.— is seeking the floor, i give thee floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going — floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to _ floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait _ floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until— floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, - floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, but l was going to wait until later, but it seerhs— was going to wait until later, but it seems like we are all talking how _ it seems like we are all talking now we — it seems like we are all talking now. we came to glasgow to creates an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing _ an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on_ an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss focusing on mitigation, adaptation, toss and _ focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, _ loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, much— loss and damage, and finance. in the run—up, much of the focus was on 1.5 degrees, _ run—up, much of the focus was on 1.5 degrees, on — run—up, much of the focus was on 1.5 degrees, on mitigation. here in glasgow— degrees, on mitigation. here in glasgow we have achieved movement on the global— glasgow we have achieved movement on the global goal of adaptation, and we witi— the global goal of adaptation, and we will be starting an ambitious work— we will be starting an ambitious work programme, which is great. we have a _ work programme, which is great. we have a collective goal on finance. we are _ have a collective goal on finance. we are moving perhaps slower than we wished _ we are moving perhaps slower than we wished on _ we are moving perhaps slower than we wished on the special circumstances of africa _ wished on the special circumstances of africa. we will have a review of the $100 — of africa. we will have a review of the $100 billion under the cop, making _ the $100 billion under the cop, making that much more transparent. we have _ making that much more transparent. we have ambitious adaptation and mitigation work programme moving forwards— mitigation work programme moving forwards towards cop 27. we will use the needs— forwards towards cop 27. we will use the needs to report a collective goat— the needs to report a collective goat on — the needs to report a collective goal on adaptation linked to finance _ goal on adaptation linked to finance. we will increase dedicated finance _ finance. we will increase dedicated finance. we will increase dedicated finance. we have language on a just transition _ finance. we have language on a just transition. we have increased adaptation on mitigation, which is more _ adaptation on mitigation, which is more ambitious than paris. we have pledges _ more ambitious than paris. we have pledges on — more ambitious than paris. we have pledges on adaptation finance, even though— pledges on adaptation finance, even though some of these are conditional and may— though some of these are conditional and may come to nothing. we don't have a _ and may come to nothing. we don't have a guarantee that within the $100 _ have a guarantee that within the $100 billion, that the debt burden of developing nations will not increase _ of developing nations will not increase. we have an extra 300 million — increase. we have an extra 300 million for— increase. we have an extra 300 million for ldcs, but there is almost — million for ldcs, but there is almost top —— a... we have dealt sensibly— almost top —— a... we have dealt sensibly with _ almost top —— a... we have dealt sensibly with corresponding adjustments in article six. on 32020 transition, _ adjustments in article six. on 32020 transition, we have a position in africa _ transition, we have a position in africa that — transition, we have a position in africa that there should be no transition, because it will result in hot _ transition, because it will result in hot air~ — transition, because it will result in hot air. what we have in front of us 2013 _ in hot air. what we have in front of us 2013 and — in hot air. what we have in front of us 2013 and for us through red plus has been _ us 2013 and for us through red plus has been excluded from that. we have to insist _ has been excluded from that. we have to insist year _ has been excluded from that. we have to insist year on atmospheric integrity— to insist year on atmospheric integrity through this process, and we fear— integrity through this process, and we fear that article 6.2 might be opening — we fear that article 6.2 might be opening the door to voluntary veg credits _ opening the door to voluntary veg credits outside the strict un fcc rutes _ credits outside the strict un fcc rules. more importantly, africa's red tine — rules. more importantly, africa's red tine on— rules. more importantly, africa's red line on the share of proceeds has been — red line on the share of proceeds has been wrapped up with no compromise. we have a text that is weater— compromise. we have a text that is weaker than— compromise. we have a text that is weaker than the compromise that we had in _ weaker than the compromise that we had in madrid. we feared that the discrepancy between 6.4 and 6.2 will result— discrepancy between 6.4 and 6.2 will result in— discrepancy between 6.4 and 6.2 will result in leakage from 6.4 to 6.2, and that— result in leakage from 6.4 to 6.2, and that the — result in leakage from 6.4 to 6.2, and that the 5% that we have gained on a 6fi— and that the 5% that we have gained on a 64 witi— and that the 5% that we have gained on a 6.4 will come to nothing. but the reat— on a 6.4 will come to nothing. but the real issue for africa is scaled up the real issue for africa is scaled up predictable funding for adaptation, and loss and damage in africa _ adaptation, and loss and damage in africa the — adaptation, and loss and damage in africa. the other continent most impacted — africa. the other continent most impacted by climate change through geological time, 2500 years ago, the bantu _ geological time, 2500 years ago, the bantu people of nigeria, cameroon and gabon — bantu people of nigeria, cameroon and gabon were driven by climate change _ and gabon were driven by climate change to — and gabon were driven by climate change to what all the way to south africa _ change to what all the way to south africa my _ change to what all the way to south africa. my people in gabon understand the traditional war songs of the _ understand the traditional war songs of the zulu _ understand the traditional war songs of the zulu in south africa. africa risks _ of the zulu in south africa. africa risks being — of the zulu in south africa. africa risks being destabilised by climate change _ risks being destabilised by climate change. it is already a matter of life and — change. it is already a matter of life and death. already we are seeing — life and death. already we are seeing some of our nations failing. mitigation— seeing some of our nations failing. mitigation of course is critical to minimising this human tragedy, but we already— minimising this human tragedy, but we already face a huge financial, technological and capacity building issue as _ technological and capacity building issue as we struggle to adapt to a problem — issue as we struggle to adapt to a problem that not only we did not cause, _ problem that not only we did not cause, but— problem that not only we did not cause, but through our nature —based solutions— cause, but through our nature —based solutions we — cause, but through our nature —based solutions we dampened significantly. we cannot— solutions we dampened significantly. we cannot go home to africa without a reliable _ we cannot go home to africa without a reliable package for adaptation. we have — a reliable package for adaptation. we have been asked to trust the very significant _ we have been asked to trust the very significant but nevertheless voluntary commitments year. —— here. before _ voluntary commitments year. —— here. before i_ voluntary commitments year. —— here. before i leave, — voluntary commitments year. —— here. before i leave, i need some more reassurance from our developed country — reassurance from our developed country partners. and note that i don't _ country partners. and note that i don't see — country partners. and note that i don't see donors. before boarding the electric train leaving the glasgow cop. thank you. thank you, gabon, for your intervention. i now give the floor to bolivia. ., ~' , ., intervention. i now give the floor to bolivia-— intervention. i now give the floor to bolivia. . ,, , . ~ to bolivia. thank you very much. mr president. — to bolivia. thank you very much. mr president. i— to bolivia. thank you very much. mr president, i want _ to bolivia. thank you very much. mr president, i want to _ to bolivia. thank you very much. mr president, i want to associate - president, i want to associate myself — president, i want to associate myself with the statement of gainey on the _ myself with the statement of gainey on the behalf of the g77 and china. the lever— on the behalf of the g77 and china. the lever speaks on behalf of the developing countries. —— bolivia speaks— developing countries. —— bolivia speaks on— developing countries. —— bolivia speaks on behalf. mr president, still we — speaks on behalf. mr president, still we have issues and deep concerns— still we have issues and deep concerns regarding the draft text and the — concerns regarding the draft text and the proposals you presented to the parties in this conference. we have _ the parties in this conference. we have reflected very deeply in this conference. with the spirit of compromise, in order to increase the and dishing _ compromise, in order to increase the and dishing that the world is expecting from all the countries, we are able _ expecting from all the countries, we are able to _ expecting from all the countries, we are able to support the document and move _ are able to support the document and move forward. the l nbc president, the health— move forward. the l nbc president, the health and regulations, and the members _ the health and regulations, and the members of the country work very hard in _ members of the country work very hard in orderto... if members of the country work very hard in order to... if they do push for the _ hard in order to... if they do push for the developing world. we have thought— for the developing world. we have thought very hard to preserve the comment— thought very hard to preserve the comment by h is a responsibilites and instead of shifting the concept of the _ and instead of shifting the concept of the global, but shared responsibilities. we think that you have achieved a delicate balance in the cop_ have achieved a delicate balance in the cop decision, strongly supporting the existence and importance of equity and the common but differentiated responsibilites. however, we see still in the document that there are very concerning concepts that are not going _ concerning concepts that are not going to — concerning concepts that are not going to give us a move to the right direction, _ going to give us a move to the right direction, such as net—zero by 2050. we think— direction, such as net—zero by 2050. we think that this is a great fallacy— we think that this is a great fallacy for the world. it is impossible to achieve the 1.5 within reach _ impossible to achieve the 1.5 within reach in _ impossible to achieve the 1.5 within reach in the — impossible to achieve the 1.5 within reach in the context of net—zero by 2050 _ reach in the context of net—zero by 2050 we — reach in the context of net—zero by 2050. we think that this is the great — 2050. we think that this is the great escape of developed countries, and escape _ great escape of developed countries, and escape from the christmas abitities — and escape from the christmas abilities with climate change. developed countries will continue using _ developed countries will continue using the — developed countries will continue using the carbon budget that belongs to the _ using the carbon budget that belongs to the developing world, and this is not fair~ _ to the developing world, and this is not fair~ we — to the developing world, and this is not fair. we need to really push developed countries not to get to a net-zero— developed countries not to get to a net-zero by— developed countries not to get to a net—zero by 2050, but to achieve real reductions of emissions now. that is— real reductions of emissions now. that is really the direction, the real solution to climate change. ctimate — real solution to climate change. climate change for developing countries is not only about climate. ctimate _ countries is not only about climate. climate change is about the life for the people, it is about sustainable development, climate change is about addressing _ development, climate change is about addressing poverty eradication. that is why— addressing poverty eradication. that is why we _ addressing poverty eradication. that is why we need to enforce the commitment to enhance ambition in the developed world in order to keep the developed world in order to keep the rights _ the developed world in order to keep the rights of the developing world ative~ _ the rights of the developing world ative~ as — the rights of the developing world ative~ as l— the rights of the developing world alive. as l nbc president, we refused — alive. as l nbc president, we refused to get trapped in the carbon colonialism. developed countries are trying _ colonialism. developed countries are trying to— colonialism. developed countries are trying to create a new rails of the game _ trying to create a new rails of the game to — trying to create a new rails of the game to address climate change. we are only— game to address climate change. we are only developed countries will have _ are only developed countries will have the — are only developed countries will have the conditions to move into the transition _ have the conditions to move into the transition to — have the conditions to move into the transition to a low carbon economy. because _ transition to a low carbon economy. because developed countries have the financial— because developed countries have the financial conditions and the technological capabilities to move in these _ technological capabilities to move in these transitions, creating more dependency for countries of the global— dependency for countries of the global south. the president of the lmbc— global south. the president of the lmbc is— global south. the president of the lmbc is to move in a very balanced approach _ lmbc is to move in a very balanced approach in — lmbc is to move in a very balanced approach in the context of the paris agreement. we see with concern that powerful— agreement. we see with concern that powerful and rich countries are still refusing to provide financial support— still refusing to provide financial support to developing countries parties~ — support to developing countries parties. we thought very hard in this cop — parties. we thought very hard in this cop in — parties. we thought very hard in this cop in order to keep the connection between the 1.5 degrees within— connection between the 1.5 degrees within reach with the means of implementation in order to articulate finance with loss and damage — articulate finance with loss and damage. financialadaptation. and damage. financial adaptation. and finance _ damage. financialadaptation. and finance with increasing ambition of developing countries. we still have to face _ developing countries. we still have to face the — developing countries. we still have to face the problem that there is no appetite, _ to face the problem that there is no appetite, that is not a made for developed countries to address their historical— developed countries to address their historical responsibilities, the climate — historical responsibilities, the climate debt that they have to pay to the _ climate debt that they have to pay to the developing world. this is still an— to the developing world. this is still an issue that we need to address. _ still an issue that we need to address, probably not in this cop but in _ address, probably not in this cop but in the — address, probably not in this cop but in the next ones. we do need a morat— but in the next ones. we do need a moral commitment of developed countries — moral commitment of developed countries to continue providing finance — countries to continue providing finance to _ countries to continue providing finance to the developing world. we want to— finance to the developing world. we want to say to developed countries, you have _ want to say to developed countries, you have to— want to say to developed countries, you have to be aware that you are leaving _ you have to be aware that you are leaving developing countries alone if you _ leaving developing countries alone if you refuse to provide financial support, — if you refuse to provide financial support, technology transfer and capacity — support, technology transfer and capacity building to the developing world _ capacity building to the developing world. you have to be aware that net-zero — world. you have to be aware that net-zero by— world. you have to be aware that net—zero by 2050 is not the solution to address _ net—zero by 2050 is not the solution to address climate change. developed countries _ to address climate change. developed countries have to be aware that they are leaving _ countries have to be aware that they are leaving to the use the responsibility to address the fight against _ responsibility to address the fight against climate change. —— leaving to the _ against climate change. —— leaving to the us — against climate change. —— leaving to the us. we are not going to see a move _ to the us. we are not going to see a move to _ to the us. we are not going to see a move to the — to the us. we are not going to see a move to the discussion of the contents— move to the discussion of the contents of the proposal, however there _ contents of the proposal, however there are — contents of the proposal, however there are still minor comments that we want _ there are still minor comments that we want to— there are still minor comments that we want to address in this context. ithink— we want to address in this context. i think it _ we want to address in this context. i think it is — we want to address in this context. i think it is very difficult to keep languages, such as in the cop26, referring — languages, such as in the cop26, referring to the processes and principles of the convention. we do not understand that kind of language. in this context we always have refer— language. in this context we always have refer to the principles and conventions, so we think we need to id conventions, so we think we need to go back— conventions, so we think we need to go back to _ conventions, so we think we need to go back to that language. also, there _ go back to that language. also, there are — go back to that language. also, there are very minor problems in the text, _ there are very minor problems in the text, in— there are very minor problems in the text, in the _ there are very minor problems in the text, in the cma. there is a very important — text, in the cma. there is a very important that, in a paragraph four, between _ important that, in a paragraph four, between respective capabilities and in tight— between respective capabilities and in tight of— between respective capabilities and in light of circumstances. this is very— in light of circumstances. this is very important. we fight a lot of the time — very important. we fight a lot of the time in _ very important. we fight a lot of the time in paris to put it in the text _ the time in paris to put it in the text also, _ the time in paris to put it in the text. also, to remove and replace the paragraph regarding article treatment five of the convention retated — treatment five of the convention related to unilateral measures, and to remove — related to unilateral measures, and to remove from the collaboration part. _ to remove from the collaboration part, because unilateral measures are not— part, because unilateral measures are not related to a collaboration. they— are not related to a collaboration. they realty— are not related to a collaboration. they really work against collaborations. that is also a suggestion for doing that. we see that the _ suggestion for doing that. we see that the text of the cop26 that we are going — that the text of the cop26 that we are going to approve are not the solution — are going to approve are not the solution is — are going to approve are not the solution is to address climate change. — solution is to address climate change, but our steps in the right direction — change, but our steps in the right direction to— change, but our steps in the right direction to work together in the fight _ direction to work together in the fight against climate change. we appreciate very much your efforts, president. — appreciate very much your efforts, president, of all yourteam appreciate very much your efforts, president, of all your team and the other— president, of all your team and the other parties and colleagues for having — other parties and colleagues for having this document concluded and approved _ having this document concluded and approved. thank you very much. thank ou, approved. thank you very much. thank you. bolivia. — approved. thank you very much. thank you. bolivia. for— approved. thank you very much. thank you, bolivia, for your _ approved. thank you very much. trustia. you, bolivia, for your intervention. out now give the floor to switzerland.— out now give the floor to switzerland. , ~ ., ~ ,, . . switzerland. president alok sharma, honourable minister _ switzerland. president alok sharma, honourable minister is, _ switzerland. president alok sharma, honourable minister is, dear- honourable minister is, dear colleagues, i have the honour of delivering — colleagues, i have the honour of delivering the statement on behalf of the _ delivering the statement on behalf of the el _ delivering the statement on behalf of the el g. the aig appreciate the efforts— of the el g. the aig appreciate the efforts done by the presidency to bring _ efforts done by the presidency to bring these issues. it is not uncommon that we leave a cop with decisions _ uncommon that we leave a cop with decisions that left everyone unhappy. several of the tax that you are presenting today are clearly far from being — are presenting today are clearly far from being the best possible common denominator. we have the impression that the _ denominator. we have the impression that the process since the beginning of this— that the process since the beginning of this week became increasingly less inclusive and less transparent. we deplore that because we are sure that working together brings better results _ that working together brings better results. let me just give one example _ results. let me just give one example. the guidance on article six, example. the guidance on article six. we _ example. the guidance on article six. we do — example. the guidance on article six, we do not know why the option ar and _ six, we do not know why the option ar and are — six, we do not know why the option arand are counting six, we do not know why the option ar and are counting on the article six text— ar and are counting on the article six text was— ar and are counting on the article six text was changed overnight. we are convinced that better solutions coutd _ are convinced that better solutions could be _ are convinced that better solutions could be found to address the different problem despite negotiating between parties, rather than with— negotiating between parties, rather than with the presidency. mr president, after having listened to the different interventions and interacted in parallel with an arbour— interacted in parallel with an arbour group, after having listened to the _ arbour group, after having listened to the appeal from many, the eig can inform _ to the appeal from many, the eig can inform you _ to the appeal from many, the eig can inform you that we can accept the text as _ inform you that we can accept the text as presented. we agree with others, _ text as presented. we agree with others, we — text as presented. we agree with others, we have to look at the big picture. _ others, we have to look at the big picture. we — others, we have to look at the big picture, we do not have to lose sight _ picture, we do not have to lose sight of— picture, we do not have to lose sight of our common objective to keep— sight of our common objective to keep temperature increase under 1.5, to raise _ keep temperature increase under 1.5, to raise ambition for adaptation, and to— to raise ambition for adaptation, and to ensure adequate and effective support— and to ensure adequate and effective support for— and to ensure adequate and effective support for all who have the capacity. _ support for all who have the capacity, to all who need such support — capacity, to all who need such support. in light of that broader objective, — support. in light of that broader objective, the eig can adopt the text _ thank you, switzerland, for your intervention. i now give the floor to costa rica. intervention. i now give the floor to costa rica-— to costa rica. thank you, mr president. — to costa rica. thank you, mr president, for _ to costa rica. thank you, mr president, for all _ to costa rica. thank you, mr president, for all your- to costa rica. thank you, mr - president, for all your leadership, your hard — president, for all your leadership, your hard work, and thank you for all the _ your hard work, and thank you for all the hours _ your hard work, and thank you for all the hours that your team has put into this _ all the hours that your team has put into this process. we are here, we came _ into this process. we are here, we came here — into this process. we are here, we came here to— into this process. we are here, we came here to glasgow to deliver, to make _ came here to glasgow to deliver, to make decisions. yes, we don't have the perfect — make decisions. yes, we don't have the perfect package, but we have the possible _ the perfect package, but we have the possible package. there are a lot of elements— possible package. there are a lot of elements that we would like to see also included, a list of aspects, but we — also included, a list of aspects, but we know that we are in the moment— but we know that we are in the moment where we need to take this and see _ moment where we need to take this and see what is possible to take as and see what is possible to take as a package — and see what is possible to take as a package. for others, it is very important — a package. for others, it is very important then to try to understand that it's _ important then to try to understand that it's about that, it's about agreeing _ that it's about that, it's about agreeing on a balance, aspects in many— agreeing on a balance, aspects in many areas. —— for us, it is very important _ many areas. —— for us, it is very important. there is progress in different— important. there is progress in different areas, we acknowledge that _ different areas, we acknowledge that we — different areas, we acknowledge that. we know it is not the perfect one. _ that. we know it is not the perfect one. but— that. we know it is not the perfect one. but it — that. we know it is not the perfect one. but it is — that. we know it is not the perfect one, but it is one we can live with. what _ one, but it is one we can live with. what we _ one, but it is one we can live with. what we have in at the package in article _ what we have in at the package in article six — what we have in at the package in article six is — what we have in at the package in article six is not the optimum, but it is what— article six is not the optimum, but it is what we — article six is not the optimum, but it is what we could agree here today in glasgow — it is what we could agree here today in glasgow. we are committee to continue — in glasgow. we are committee to continue working with our partners around _ continue working with our partners around the — continue working with our partners around the world to ensure the highest — around the world to ensure the highest integrity of international markets — highest integrity of international markets. in the spirit of compromise, we welcome and support this package as it is. thank you, mr president — thank you, costa rica, for your intervention. i now give the floor to bow tan. motown, you have the floor. —— bhutan. taste to bow tan. motown, you have the floor. -- bhutan.— floor. -- bhutan. we would like to aliun our floor. -- bhutan. we would like to align our intervention _ floor. -- bhutan. we would like to align our intervention with - floor. -- bhutan. we would like to align our intervention with the - floor. -- bhutan. we would like to align our intervention with the g77j align our intervention with the g77 and china — align our intervention with the g77 and china. we all understand we are at this— and china. we all understand we are at this last _ and china. we all understand we are at this last hour, one plus a day out c0p26~ _ at this last hour, one plus a day out cop26. 1 billion of our people on at _ out cop26. 1 billion of our people on at the — out cop26. 1 billion of our people on at the front line of climate crisis — on at the front line of climate crisis are _ on at the front line of climate crisis are already experiencing a mounting — crisis are already experiencing a mounting onslaught of loss and damage. — mounting onslaught of loss and damage, that has taken a destroyed tives. _ damage, that has taken a destroyed lives, livelihoods, ecosystems, heritage — lives, livelihoods, ecosystems, heritage and culture, never to be the same — heritage and culture, never to be the same again. el dc group came to cop26— the same again. el dc group came to cop26 with _ the same again. el dc group came to com. with high the same again. el dc group came to cop26 with high expectations, you call for— cop26 with high expectations, you call for emissions to be raised within— call for emissions to be raised within the _ call for emissions to be raised within the stick it in line with 1.5 cetsius — within the stick it in line with 1.5 celsius. insurance on climate finance. _ celsius. insurance on climate finance, and most importantly decisions _ finance, and most importantly decisions on a loss and damage, particularly finance for a loss and damage — particularly finance for a loss and damage. we do agree with many that the text— damage. we do agree with many that the text is— damage. we do agree with many that the text is not balanced, but we do also understand that text will not make _ also understand that text will not make us — also understand that text will not make us all happy. on this note, always— make us all happy. on this note, always like — make us all happy. on this note, always like to register the outcome on toss _ always like to register the outcome on toss and — always like to register the outcome on loss and damage was not what we expected _ on loss and damage was not what we expected. from the very beginning of this meeting we stated our position that toss _ this meeting we stated our position that loss and damage should be reflected equally both at cop and cma decision, and have a clear process— cma decision, and have a clear process to _ cma decision, and have a clear process to provide support for that loss process to provide support for that toss and _ process to provide support for that loss and damage. but at this hour we do understand this is not the time for us _ do understand this is not the time for us to— do understand this is not the time for us to fall back into our differences. this is the time to unite _ differences. this is the time to unite around our shared commitment to do— unite around our shared commitment to do what— unite around our shared commitment to do what we have all come here to do, adopt— to do what we have all come here to do, adopt a — to do what we have all come here to do, adopt a text that is a response that is— do, adopt a text that is a response that is adequate to address the climate — that is adequate to address the climate crisis. we know that it is not enough, but we also know that this witi— not enough, but we also know that this will not — not enough, but we also know that this will not get us all the way there. — this will not get us all the way there, that is not the nature of these — there, that is not the nature of these things. but we can take an incredibly— these things. but we can take an incredibly important step forward together— incredibly important step forward together today, so let us do that and adopt— together today, so let us do that and adopt the text in front of us. thank— and adopt the text in front of us. thank you. — and adopt the text in front of us. thank you, president. thank you, bhutan, for your intervention. through 64, i give thee forth to peru.— intervention. through 64, i give thee forth to peru. thank you very much, thee forth to peru. thank you very much. mr— thee forth to peru. thank you very much, mr president. _ thee forth to peru. thank you very much, mr president. to _ thee forth to peru. thank you very much, mr president. to do - thee forth to peru. thank you very much, mr president. to do has - thee forth to peru. thank you very | much, mr president. to do has the honour— much, mr president. to do has the honour to — much, mr president. to do has the honour to speak on behalf of chile, colombia. — honour to speak on behalf of chile, colombia, costa rica, honduras, guatemata— colombia, costa rica, honduras, guatemala and paraguay. —— peru has the honour~ _ guatemala and paraguay. —— peru has the honour. we support the text as it is. _ the honour. we support the text as it is. we _ the honour. we support the text as it is, we support your efforts to take _ it is, we support your efforts to take us— it is, we support your efforts to take us over the line, mr president. that we _ take us over the line, mr president. that we are — take us over the line, mr president. that we are confident that is what you witi— that we are confident that is what you will do— that we are confident that is what you will do and answer your call for support— you will do and answer your call for support to — you will do and answer your call for support to finish the work. we will refrain _ support to finish the work. we will refrain from making a lengthy intervention and are confident that you will— intervention and are confident that you will continue to be bold and uphold — you will continue to be bold and uphold ambition to give 1.5 your life _ uphold ambition to give 1.5 your life thank— uphold ambition to give 1.5 your life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. i life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life- i now— life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. i now give _ life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. i now give the _ life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. i now give the floor - life. thank you. -- to give 1.5 a life. i now give the floor to - life. i now give the floor to australia. _ life. i now give the floor to australia. president, - life. i now give the floor to australia. president, i- life. i now give the floor to | australia. president, iwant life. i now give the floor to - australia. president, iwant to thank you _ australia. president, iwant to thank you and _ australia. president, iwant to thank you and your _ australia. president, iwant to thank you and your team - australia. president, iwant to thank you and your team for i australia. president, i want to | thank you and your team for all australia. president, i want to - thank you and your team for all your work— thank you and your team for all your work over— thank you and your team for all your work over the last few years, particularly these last two weeks which _ particularly these last two weeks which we — particularly these last two weeks which we know has been tough. i also want to— which we know has been tough. i also want to acknowledge work of ministers that have been assisting on key— ministers that have been assisting on key issues on your efforts for a final— on key issues on your efforts for a final text — on key issues on your efforts for a final text of — on key issues on your efforts for a final text of cop26 was up i also want _ final text of cop26 was up i also want to— final text of cop26 was up i also want to fight other delegates and friends _ want to fight other delegates and friends for their determination to find common ground. from the outset, this cop _ find common ground. from the outset, this cop has _ find common ground. from the outset, this cop has been a cop of ambition, to bring _ this cop has been a cop of ambition, to bring the _ this cop has been a cop of ambition, to bring the global community together to do more, to strengthen action— together to do more, to strengthen action on— together to do more, to strengthen action on mitigation, adaptation, ctimate _ action on mitigation, adaptation, climate finance, to complete the paris _ climate finance, to complete the paris agreement rule book and keep the temperature go below to and keeping — the temperature go below to and keeping 1.5 degrees within reach. yes. _ keeping 1.5 degrees within reach. yes. there — keeping 1.5 degrees within reach. yes, there are also difficult decisions and debates needed. austratia — decisions and debates needed. australia can accept a text and be call on _ australia can accept a text and be call on other parties to look at how we can— call on other parties to look at how we can come together to deliver a successful— we can come together to deliver a successful outcome of cop26. transparency is critical, the rules need _ transparency is critical, the rules need to— transparency is critical, the rules need to be — transparency is critical, the rules need to be finalised in ensuring we can att— need to be finalised in ensuring we can all be — need to be finalised in ensuring we can all be consistently reporting against — can all be consistently reporting against our missions. the rules for how we _ against our missions. the rules for how we deliver carbon markets is critical. _ how we deliver carbon markets is critical. we — how we deliver carbon markets is critical, we need to ensure that we have _ critical, we need to ensure that we have got— critical, we need to ensure that we have got a — critical, we need to ensure that we have got a way to drive high integrity— have got a way to drive high integrity and mobilise greater private — integrity and mobilise greater private sector. we also welcome they need to _ private sector. we also welcome they need to address the issues of human rights _ need to address the issues of human rights and _ need to address the issues of human rights and indigenous pupils in article — rights and indigenous pupils in article six. we also recognise a strong — article six. we also recognise a strong focus on climate finance. austratia — strong focus on climate finance. australia is _ strong focus on climate finance. australia is committed to doubling as climate — australia is committed to doubling as climate finance to ensure we can contribute — as climate finance to ensure we can contribute to the $100 billion goal. we also _ contribute to the $100 billion goal. we also had the need for greater focus _ we also had the need for greater focus on — we also had the need for greater focus on adaptation and a doubling of adaptation going forward. we also heard _ of adaptation going forward. we also heard the _ of adaptation going forward. we also heard the call for a loss and damage and acknowledging the league to look at how— and acknowledging the league to look at how we _ and acknowledging the league to look at how we tangibly deliver a greater focus _ at how we tangibly deliver a greater focus on _ at how we tangibly deliver a greater focus on loss and damage and how we pa rticuta rty _ focus on loss and damage and how we particularly support national and regional— particularly support national and regional efforts to address this. mr president. — regional efforts to address this. mr president, australia looks forward to the _ president, australia looks forward to the finalisation of the proceedings today, and living here that we _ proceedings today, and living here that we have delivered on what we have come — that we have delivered on what we have come to do. we can't accept the text and _ have come to do. we can't accept the text and we _ have come to do. we can't accept the text and we look forward to working with people on the living actions as we go _ with people on the living actions as we go forwards. —— we can accept it text _ we go forwards. -- we can accept it text. . ~ we go forwards. -- we can accept it text. . ,, , ., we go forwards. -- we can accept it text. . ,, ~ , . . ., we go forwards. -- we can accept it text. ., ~ �* , ., ., ., text. thank you, australia, for your intervention- _ text. thank you, australia, for your intervention. i _ text. thank you, australia, for your intervention. i now— text. thank you, australia, for your intervention. i now give _ text. thank you, australia, for your intervention. i now give the - text. thank you, australia, for your intervention. i now give the floor i intervention. i now give the floor to grenada. mr intervention. i now give the floor to grenada-— to grenada. mr president, i associate — to grenada. mr president, i associate with _ to grenada. mr president, i associate with the - to grenada. mr president, i. associate with the statement to grenada. mr president, i- associate with the statement made earlier— associate with the statement made earlier by— associate with the statement made earlier by the representative from a0 says~ — earlier by the representative from a0 says. my message as a sort and ao says. my message as a sort and simple — ao says. my message as a sort and simple one. _ ao says. my message as a sort and simple one. the journey to get us this far— simple one. the journey to get us this far has — simple one. the journey to get us this far has been a long and uncomfortable. the text on the table makes _ uncomfortable. the text on the table makes us _ uncomfortable. the text on the table makes us all uncomfortable. but it should _ makes us all uncomfortable. but it should. what the world expects from us is difficult, very, very difficult. _ us is difficult, very, very difficult, but necessary for our collective _ difficult, but necessary for our collective future and the future of generations to come. but as uncomfortable as we all are with the text, uncomfortable as we all are with the text. as _ uncomfortable as we all are with the text, as imperfect as it is, it does bring _ text, as imperfect as it is, it does bring sufficient enough balance for us to— bring sufficient enough balance for us to move forward, and it does provide — us to move forward, and it does provide us — us to move forward, and it does provide us with the best chance at this time — provide us with the best chance at this time to keep 1.5 alive. we now need _ this time to keep 1.5 alive. we now need to— this time to keep 1.5 alive. we now need to take this and move forward. we must _ need to take this and move forward. we must move forward today. we cannot _ we must move forward today. we cannot resolve all our outstanding issues _ cannot resolve all our outstanding issues here and now. others have spoken— issues here and now. others have spoken to — issues here and now. others have spoken to the deficiencies, i do not need _ spoken to the deficiencies, i do not need to— spoken to the deficiencies, i do not need to repeat those. but we must also remember that glasgow was not the destination, but another step forward _ the destination, but another step forward in — the destination, but another step forward in the process on this very lon- forward in the process on this very long journey. we have deliberated enough. _ long journey. we have deliberated enough, we have represented our national— enough, we have represented our national positions well, but now is the time _ national positions well, but now is the time to— national positions well, but now is the time to consider our collective position— the time to consider our collective position and reach consensus and adopt— position and reach consensus and adopt a _ position and reach consensus and adopt a text that is before us. we cannot— adopt a text that is before us. we cannot leave here today without doing _ cannot leave here today without doing so — cannot leave here today without doing so. failure is not an option. the world — doing so. failure is not an option. the world expects more from us. this is our— the world expects more from us. this is our moment ofjudgment. let others _ is our moment ofjudgment. let others adopt what we have, let us close _ others adopt what we have, let us close this — others adopt what we have, let us close this session and continue the fi-ht close this session and continue the fight tomorrow, and the day after, and the _ fight tomorrow, and the day after, and the weeks, months and years ahead. _ and the weeks, months and years ahead, untilthejob and the weeks, months and years ahead, until the job is done. —— and the weeks, months and years ahead, untilthejob is done. —— let others _ ahead, untilthejob is done. —— let others adopt~ _ ahead, untilthejob is done. —— let others adopt. mr president, i thank you. applause ~- applause _ . thank you, granada, for your intervention. _ . thank you, granada, for your intervention. i _ . thank you, granada, for your intervention. i see _ . thank you, granada, for your intervention. i see the - . thank you, granada, for your intervention. i see the united. intervention. i see the united states seeks the floor, give the floor to the united states. mr president,

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