Hon EUGENIE SAGE (Green): Thank you very much, Mr Chair. The Minister's responsible for the Rangitāhua/Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary Bill. Vote Conservation allocates $1.86 million over four years for progressing that bill. So is there any prospect of the bill being progressed and having the sanctuary established in the current financial year, given that $345,000 has been allocated to that, or does the fact that the funding has been allocated until 2025-26 mean that we won't get a sanctuary until then? What recent discussions has he had with mana whenua Ngāti Kuri and Te Aupouri about the sanctuary, and is it correct that the agreement that the Minister and his officials may have negotiated with Te Ohu Kaimoana may not be accepted by mana whenua—my first question. And then, in terms of the south-east Otago marine protected area network, public consultation on that finished in August 2020. There were two rounds of consultation under the Marine Reserves Act. There was also a quite diverse stakeholder group, which consulted the public and provided its recommendations. So why, some two years later, has there been no announcement about the establishment of new marine protected areas? What are the barriers to their establishment, and when does the Minister expect to announce any progress?