The Minister highlighted that there were 173 Jobs for Nature projects under way or at various stages of approval. This programme is about both increasing conservation knowledge, people's connection with conservation, and providing jobs and skills that will long outlast the programme. There are projects that we heard were very diverse, from wilding conifer control in the Craigieburn Range to a big project in South Auckland around urban landscaping. The committee was particularly interested in the accountability measures that the department is using to track progress in spending. I would encourage anyone interested in any of the Votes to have a look at the questions which the committee asked. In Conservation, the committee asked some 358 questions of Te Papa Atawhai, and in Vote Environment, 273 questions of the Ministry for the Environment. The answers to those questions really flesh out a lot of the agencies' work that's proposed over the coming year.