In respect of waste, the member herself led a lot of this work in the last Government, of which she was in part, as the Associate Minister for the Environment, responsible for waste issues. The big changes coming through there are a container deposit scheme that we're currently consulting upon; a standardisation of kerbside collection so that we've got standardisation around the country, because at the moment far too much waste ends up in recycling bins, contaminating the good stuff, degrading it, and making it more expensive to recycle, and, conversely, too much good stuff that is recyclable is ending up in the waste bins, so that's the second main part of that strategy; and the third part is that we've had advice from the Climate Commission that in order to meet the methane reduction targets necessary to meet the targets that we've set as a Government, we do need to separate food waste and have that collected separately, because, if you just put it into a landfill, by the time a landfill is capped and methane is collected in a landfill, it's already produced a lot of methane.