Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's climate change work programme, including the release today of the final advice from the Climate Change Commission. The commission's analysis shows the 30-year transition to a low-emissions economy is achievable, will create jobs and new opportunities for Kiwi businesses, and will provide business with certainty to invest in new technology to enter new markets. The Climate Change Commission's advice has confirmed that the Government has made good progress to reduce emissions: passing the zero carbon Act and improving the emissions trading scheme; investing in public transport, rail, cycling, and walking infrastructure, and electric vehicle infrastructure around the country; Budget 2021 is doubling funding for the Low Emissions Vehicles Contestable Fund over the next four years; developing a vehicle emissions standard for new imports and a mandate to include biofuels in petrol and diesel; and helping businesses to switch to clean energy with the Government Investment in Decarbonising Industry Fund. The commission's report makes clear there is more to do, and we'll consider the commission's advice over coming months as we develop our emissions reduction plan.