Thank you for your question.
I represent the Natural Environment Research Council. That's one of seven councils under the UK Research and Innovation organization. We are funding bodies, essentially. It's a mixture.
There are research centres funded by UKRI, such as the British Antarctic Survey, the National Oceanography Centre and others. We have our own researchers and a fleet of ships—blue-water and ice-capable vessels—that work in the Arctic, as well as planes and a research station. There is direct capacity there. It's a bit like the National Research Council. Also, UKRI is a funder of science with competitive grants. Some of those are at a relatively small scale for people to bid into. Others are more strategic, directed funds—a bit like the CINUK programme I was talking about.
It's a mixture of funding for universities and research centres, together with direct research that comes from UKRI employees as part of research centres.