Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Deputy Prime Minister) on behalf of the Prime Minister: Yes, particularly the emissions reductions plan released yesterday. The plan sets out a work programme that meets the Climate Commission's independent emission reductions targets and supports our transition to a high-wage, low-emissions economy that provides greater economic security. The plan is backed by a $2.9 billion investment to fund the next steps in our emissions reductions work, the largest investment in climate initiatives ever made. New Zealand trades on its environmental reputation; it's the key to the ongoing security of our primary exports and tourism—two of our main export earners. Reducing our reliance on fossil fuels will also shield households from the volatility of international price hikes while reducing transport and energy bills. The plan sets out practical ways to cut power, transport, and other costs, and ensures that the early heavy lifting is done by the Government in partnership with business, and seeks to take the pressure off Kiwis by providing choices and options for tackling climate change.