Moving on to Manatū Mō Te Taiao—Ministry for the Environment. In contrast to the EPA, the Ministry for the Environment had 30 percent more revenue in 2020-21, up to $124 million, with spending of $119 million. And it had more than 150 additional full-time staff compared to the previous year. This increased funding recognises that the ministry is responsible for major reforms in climate change, resource management, waste, and fresh water. And the committee questioned and discussed with the Environment Secretary issues in each of these areas. One of the suggestions the Auditor-General made was that the ministry improve the links between how it measures the impacts of its work and the environmental outcomes that it seeks to achieve. On climate change, we heard that the ministry had heard more than 10,000 public submissions on policy proposals for the emissions reduction plan, and that, of course, is due to be released by the end of May this year.