Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
I'll just add to what Mr. Wright said. Think about the standard things you like to do in your house, such as replacing windows and adding insulation. We're doing all of those things in addition to the systems that Mr. Wright is putting in place. Also key to achieving the strategy...and it is a very robust strategy. It goes from the planting to the mechanical systems. I think it's worth highlighting that we are putting a small geothermal field underneath the parliamentary welcome centre. Key to that is that it will allow us to exchange heat and cooling among the triad of buildings. There's also a very significant water-retention strategy that will be a key contributor to the program.
Between building systems, the normal kinds of things you do in your home, the geothermal field, and the heat exchange, we are going to go a very, very long way to achieving carbon neutral. We get very much all the way there just as a program, and then on top of it we're going to be buying clean energy off the grid. The grid is cleaning itself up as well, and that's the last little part that gets us there.
I'm happy to provide any further details. I'm cognizant of the time, so that's it in a nutshell.