Moving to He Pou a Rangi—the Climate Change Commission. Like the Ministry for the Environment, the Climate Change Commission has engaged in substantial public consultation. It received and analysed more than 15,000 submissions on its draft advice to Government on how Aotearoa should reach our 2025 emissions targets. And that public feedback contributed to the commission's 33 recommendations in Ināia tonu nei: a low emissions future for Aotearoa. So here the committee questioned and discussed the modelling and analysis, which supported the commission's recommendations, the processes for offshore mitigation, given the current 100 million tonne deficit in emissions reduction from domestic action, which will need to be met through offshore mitigation. We looked at the performance of the ETS and the policy measures which complement the ETS, because it alone can't achieve the level of emissions reduction that is required to meet our targets and budgets: measures such as the Clean Car Discount, possible biodiversity credits, and how we discourage deforestation of pre-1990 forests. And the commission noted that it is still developing the systems and processes that it needs to report on all the performance measures in its statement of expectations.