In terms of Vote Environment, it's $2.9 billion, but the Minister for the Environment who's with us today is responsible for nearly $557 million of that. There has been a significant increase in funding in Vote Environment, largely because of the significant programme of work in resource management and water management reform since 2018/19, and quite an increase in this current financial year 2022/23 in funding for waste management water reform and policy advice there, and of course for resource management reform. The committee was interested in the significant increase in the staff of the Ministry for the Environment, up to 825 staff compared to 372 in 2018/19. A lot of those staff are working on the resource management reform programme, also in the Essential Freshwater programme, which of course really got up to speed in 2020. We looked at things like the amendments to the wetlands regulations and the major investment in Budget 2022, some $35.6 million in farm plans for fresh water.