It's absolutely crucial. Addressing climate change, drought, flooding and so on requires a whole-of-society approach. Even though I'm reporting to the federal government and auditing the federal government's role, it's not the only player on all of these issues, whether it's climate or water. There are various different levels of involvement.
Often, the people who are closest to the land, whether they're farmers, local water managers, local residents or others, will know best the issues that affect them in the local watershed, for example. It's absolutely crucial to involve all levels of government, all private and public sector agencies, civil society and indigenous communities.