Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister of Agriculture): Our land 2021 confirmed that intensification of farming and urban expansion can impact on soil quality, freshwater quality, greenhouse gas emissions, and water availability. These pressures have been well reported previously. The Government's vision for the primary sector, Fit for a Better World, acknowledges the need for sustainable systems and improving environmental management across all of these areas. We're co-funding multiple projects to this end, while boosting economic growth and sustainability. Through the Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures fund, we're contributing $10 million to trial and develop 12 farm nutrient technologies over five years. Through Jobs for Nature, we've invested $10 million in five catchment group projects to help farmers and growers in land restoration. The Ministry for Primary Industries and the Ministry for the Environment are developing options to implement certified freshwater farm plans aimed at better controlling the adverse effects of farming on fresh water and freshwater ecosystems. We are developing a national policy statement for indigenous biodiversity, one for urban development, and one for productive soils. We are doing a lot to move forward in this area. 