Hon KIRITAPU ALLAN (Minister of Conservation): I thank the member for her question and ongoing advocacy for the community at te ākau o Pūtiki. As the member will be aware, I take responsibilities as the conservation Minister, including the protection of our taonga species incredibly seriously, which has led to the work we're doing to review the Wildlife Act, the partial review of the conservation law, and centring the Aotearoa New Zealand Biodiversity Strategy at the heart of conservation here in Aotearoa. With respect to the footage referenced: yes, I can confirm that I have seen that footage, and, consequently, made further inquiries today to my officials, expressing my dissatisfaction that the context of the information in which it sits was not provided to me in a way that I considered was fulsome or adequate. While I stand by the statement I made yesterday, in the context of which it was made, it's become clear to me that the information was inaccurate, including that kororā have sometimes been returning to those burrows in the evening. Further, I can confirm to the member that in subsequent inquiries made today, I have been advised that since the authority was granted under the Wildlife Act, no kororā have to date been identified at the site during the period of works, but, in the event that they are, can be relocated in alignment with the authority granted under the Wildlife Act.