The original scope of the climate-reporting entities is unchanged in the bill. Some submitters had suggested that the disclosure regime should cover a wider range of entities including public sector organisations and large companies that are not listed on the NZX. The definition of climate-related entities in the bill is sector neutral. Approximately 15 public entities are climate-related entities. Four Crown financial institutions including ACC and the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, with more than $1 billion under management, will be required to make climate-related disclosures, and that will be done through the letters of expectation process. The Minister of Finance will write to those entities in the usual process, stating that they must prepare climate statements in accordance with the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, and that, of course, is the same advice that informs this regime and produced advice, I believe, in 2017. So those are kind of well understood parameters. 