The Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership—He Waka Eke Noa—is also due to provide its recommendations to the Government in May on the design of a farm-level emissions pricing system for implementation by 2025. The ministry told us that it was both working with the He Waka Eke Noa partnership while also preparing for the backstop option of agriculture coming into the emissions trading scheme (ETS) at a 95 percent free allocation if this is required. And committee members raised the concerns of rural communities about the effects of carbon farming and offsetting through planting permanent pine forests and changes to the ETS settings there. And we certainly heard that the ministry recognised the importance of having an equitable transition strategy as we shift to a low-emissions economy.