With MFAT in particular it would be good if the Minister would take some time to talk a little bit more specifically around who we will be working with—in particular, engagement, I would hope, with our traditional allies, including the United States; Australia, of course; and the Pacific; and the likes of the United Kingdom. It's very clear that crises of this nature across the globe provide an opportunity for geopolitical mischief—I might phrase it as—from different countries. One thing I certainly don't want to see is our Pacific Island neighbours in particular—but it also applies to New Zealand—in a weaker position which allows us to be, if you will, manipulated to see various assets or forms of support taken away by other foreign powers, which are not in our interests. So I'd be keen for the Minister to elaborate a little bit more about how he sees his ministry working more closely with our traditional allies.