In terms of the environment-related legislation, some submitters have been concerned that the proposals extend statutory deadlines by which the Minister of Climate Change must set the three emissions budgets in the first emissions reduction plan. They have expressed concern that that could have an impact on New Zealand's overall action on climate change. I want to be clear about this: it's not expected to delay significantly the action to address climate change over the time frame of the first three emissions budgets. It will also not preclude the Government from taking updated or additional commitments under the Paris Agreement in advance of COP26. Similarly, despite the concerns of some submitters, the extension of the repeal date for the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Act 2020 for an additional year is unlikely to have a negative impact on the environment, and there isn't any evidence to date that suggests that it has. Members will have the opportunity to consider further these and other provisions of the bill at the committee stage next week. So I commend the bill to the House.