You say in enabling equitable transition for Māori led by Māori—which I think we say, "by Māori for Māori"—the plan includes Māori and Government working together. That is Te Tiriti. That is what Te Tiriti articles 2 and 3 already propose; so that's not new. Develop a Māori climate strategy and action plan: that again is in Te Tiriti, in articles 2 and 3, our rights and interests. Ensure the right funding and resourcing for community action, kaupapa Māori, tangata Māori, actions and solution: it's really great, but we've consistently called to this Government to fund the support to transition to regenerative agriculture, but nowhere in this have we seen this. In fact, what you've done is gone far beyond giving a free pass to agriculture, who now they are subsidising their inaction on methane to the tune of $710 million. Crazy.