Hon EUGENIE SAGE: So what the Provincial Growth Fund has done—thank you, Matua Jones—was last February, $19.5 million was granted to Predator Free 2050 Ltd, a Crown company, to invest in making predator-free Aotearoa real. So Mount Te Kinga, Lake Brunner, is getting $4.5 million to take the 3,700 hectares of that magnificent podocarp forest on Te Kinga and make it possum-free: eradicate possums so there won't need to be further work done there, and potentially eradicate rats, too. It's an example of a brilliant project where you've got Te Papa Atawhai—the Department of Conservation—working with Predator Free New Zealand Ltd, the West Coast Regional Council, and local landholders in the Lake Brunner conservation care group. That group of landholders has been involved in initiatives to protect water quality for a number of years. 