Yes, the RSPB supports the principles outlined, but is difficult to provide specific comments due to the lack of detail provided. We support calls for greater aspiration with respect to achieving net zero emissions as early as possible (i.e. before 2050) and more stringent water targets. If Norfolk County Council has adopted steps for their assets to be carbon neutral by 2030 (as highlighted in footnote 51 of the Strategy Document, p.40) surely this should be applied to new development in the Greater Norwich area as a minimum and 2038 (i.e. the end of the plan period) as a maximum? We urgently to take steps as quickly as possible to tackle the climate crisis. Nature has a major role to play and the GNLP has a key role in championing nature-based solutions. The RSPB would be happy to be part of conversations to explore this approach.