But what's important, and what I think I heard, was not so much that our Pacific neighbours want more money from us; in fact, they don't want us to be competing with China—there's no way we can. There's no way we can. What they want from New Zealand is actually a relationship. The Islands have a longstanding relationship with New Zealand. It's valued. They see us as cousins, brothers, sisters, and they want us to acknowledge that and, in a sense, to—and rightly—treat them as equals. So I think that's, for me, a really important element that in that strategic, or geostrategic, battle, if you will. It's not about money; it's about relationships, and let's hope that this inquiry assists in that. 