I mentioned that it had been something that I'd concerned myself with since I entered this Parliament. I have a report here from the previous Parliament from the Environment Committee where, at the time when I was chair, we led a series of briefings into kauri dieback. And what we found at that stage was that the work around kauri dieback was fragmented, it wasn't coordinated, that there were lots of people trying to do lots of things, but altogether the effort wasn't adding up to enough. As we talked to the various Government agencies, we found that work was beginning on putting together a national pest management plan or some kind of coordinated plan. Our committee recommended that that be followed—that that go ahead as soon as possible. So it took a bit of time for the money to arrive, but I would like to commend the Minister for Biosecurity, the Hon Damien O'Connor, for finally pulling together this package of funding, which will ensure that kauri dieback is addressed properly.