BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): In December last year, Cabinet signed off on $100 million for the New Zealand Battery project under the shovel-ready initiatives programme. This money is provided in Budget 2021 under the multi-year appropriation, energy and resources investment in infrastructure projects. This money included $30 million for an evaluation of different options, and $70 million for a more detailed feasibility study. The criteria that Cabinet signed off for this $100 million spend included providing a "pathway to 100 percent renewable electricity". Since this decision, we have had the Climate Change Commission report, where the commission said that the 100 percent target should be "aspirational" and that the Government should consider replacing the 100 percent target with an aim of achieving 95 to 98 percent renewables. So my question to the Minister is: is the Government going to reconsider the objective of 100 percent renewable electricity for the New Zealand Battery project in light of the Climate Change Commission advice to shift away from this? 