The Environmental Protection Authority spent $33.2 million last year. And the committee noted that 2020-21 was the fourth year in which the EPA has operated a deficit budget model, and has been funding its work programme from reserves. And while the EPA received an additional $1 million to reassess the regulatory controls on chemicals, we heard that the authority was only able to reassess nine of the 43 substances on its priority chemicals list—all of them synthetic pyrethroids as well as hydrogen cyanamide.