Hon DAVID PARKER: The package includes a fisheries plan with some 50 initiatives, including a range of changes to commercial and recreational fishing practices and catch settings. Bottom trawling is being restricted to carefully selected corridors. Eighteen new marine-protected areas are to be created as part of the framework to support the active restoration of some of the most biodiverse regions in the gulf. The 18 new protected areas will increase marine protection in the gulf almost threefold. Better monitoring will improve our understanding of the marine environment and track progress over time. We are also working with mana whenua in local communities on local area coastal management in respect of local depletion issues. Promoting a prosperous, sustainable aquaculture industry will also help clean up the water. We thank all of the many thousands of Aucklanders and people around the gulf for their efforts to bring forward the sea-change plans, and the ministerial advisory committee that helped us get it to the shape in which we've landed.