Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): Thanks for that question. You know, when we responded to COVID and things were pretty dire, particularly in some of the economies reliant on tourism, we decided that part of the stimulus and the support that we would have to keep people in employment would be through Jobs for Nature, which was a term we used to cover a range of projects that were divided between MFE, Department of Conservation (DOC), Land Information New Zealand, and the Ministry for Primary Industries. It's been remarkably successful indeed. Recently, when Kevin Hague retired from Forest and Bird, a former member of this House, he said that it was the most influential, practical on the ground project that he'd seen in his working life, essentially. He was very complimentary about it, and I do have some stats here as to what's been done.