The two assumptions of automatic transversality (which roughly means that no perturbation of almost complex structure is needed, cf. section 3.3) and the positivity condition (cf. section 3.4) will feature prominently in the major results of this Chapter. Correspondingly, we will not dwell on the detail of the perturbation schemes aimed at overcoming the transversality issues, which are painstakingly carried out in [7][81][82][14][15]. The expert readers may convert to their favourite schemes as they prefer. For more on our clockwise conventions such as gradings and signs, which differ from many symplectic texts, see the Appendix.