But here are some questions I will be asking the Minister of Conservation in due course: where is the plan for all those jobs? There is a lot of money. Let's just talk about the Jobs for Nature fund; $200 million to fund jobs and create jobs. So these are new jobs we're talking about here: boosting predator control—wonderful; restoring wetlands—wonderful; regenerating, planting, and improving tracks—it's what we all want; huts and other recreational visitor assets on public conservation land. How are they going to do that? How are they going to do that in Fiordland or Otago and on the West Coast—where formerly there was very low unemployment, but particularly in Otago, where there has been a mass loss of jobs but a lot of those people in those jobs are in hospitality or tourism—and working in areas that are totally unrelated. The skill set is totally unrelated to what is required to working in the outdoors and in nature. How are they going to make that transition? Is the Government going to provide pastoral care for those people? 