Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: Under the He Waka Eke Noa partnership, 25 percent of farmers and growers will need to have a written plan in place to measure and manage their emissions by the start of next year, and 100 percent will need to have this in place by the beginning of 2025. In addition, in its final advice out today, the climate commission emphasised the importance of improving on-farm practices and disseminating existing good practice more widely. The integrated farm planning guide released yesterday incorporates the He Waka Eke Noa farm planning guidelines for greenhouse gas emissions that were released in December last year, making it easier for farmers and growers to integrate climate change requirements into their current farm planning. This Government is committed to helping increase the uptake of integrated farm planning across the country in support of our climate ambition so that more farmers and growers better understand their climate impacts and what actions may be required to mitigate them.