As we have heard from others, this Budget is about jobs. So this $1.1 billion is spread across Vote Environment, Vote Conservation, Vote Primary Industries, and Vote Land Information. It is an investment which will pay dividends in terms of restoring nature, which supports us as people, and the services it provides are the basis of our food and fibre export industry and are the basis of tourism, which will recover. We want an economy that is prosperous, but one that also is more resilient, more equitable, and one where nature is in good health. As Green Party co-leader James Shaw said in his Budget contribution, what we need in the long term is not a recovery but a renewal, a renewal of our relationship with the natural world and with each other. That's what this $1.1 billion investment is going to help do, and provide 11,000 jobs at the same time, to protect the livelihoods of families across Aotearoa so that they can put food on the table and support their whānau.