Hon KIRITAPU ALLAN: Can I first acknowledge that the community is one of the worst affected economically by COVID, and that while this project is not a silver bullet, it will provide real opportunities. Over the length of the project, up to 50 people are expected to be employed, with 18 locals already on board, including some who have been working in the tourism industry. Over the longer term, it is anticipated that the project will provide career pathways for locals and young people to maintain predator-free zones and expand them into new areas.