So I can certainly understand the hesitation and why it is taking longer than some may like to get a safe travel bubble with some countries in the Pacific, and of course we would like that, but I think that, to be fair, the people of the Pacific are valuable in and of themselves, and our relationship is valuable in and of itself. We're not doing them a favour by letting people come over and pick our fruit for poor wages and conditions. I think that's really an insult. If we really want to take seriously our obligations to the Pacific, as close neighbours and having a close relationship, the way to do that is to take significant action on climate change, not something I've ever heard the Leader of the Opposition refer to, because they're existentially threatened by climate change.