Dr. Martha O'Hagan-Luff:

I will hand over to my two colleagues as I think they have things to say on that, but it needs to inform everything that we do. As has been said, we can have positive biodiversity and then have something destroyed on the other hand. It should inform everything. We have always thought about our produced capital and our human capital. Right there alongside those two things we must have our natural capital. It is not an add-on, an extra or something that is nice to have, it has unfortunately been excluded and needs to be centre stage. I will hand over to my colleagues.