Thank you.
I have two quick questions for Environmental Defence and the Packaging Consortium.
For Environmental Defence, you talked about government setting high standards. Things like single-use plastics are perhaps fairly easy to identify, but when we talk about high standards, there are so many different kinds of products. There are children's toys and electronics, etc. Are those high standards to be set by product or by the type of plastic that goes into making those products? I don't know whether they're the same or different.
For the packaging people, you showed a great chart at the start about recycling in landfills by product. Does your organization pay any attention to things like looking at whatever is being produced and saying that it doesn't have to be done in plastic; it can be done in a material that is already being recycled and kept out of landfills? Would you ever serve that role amongst your customers?