KIRITAPU ALLAN (Labour): I hadn't intended on taking a call this afternoon, but listening to the Minister of Foreign Affairs just walk through a couple of numbers just prior, if I understand or if I heard correctly, I think I heard that there was the movement of 130,000 people—80,000 of which were New Zealanders, 50,000 of which were foreign nationals—and this all occurred whilst the country was under alert level 4, in what I heard the Minister coin "the eye of the COVID storm". Noting the work of the ministry at that time, and, I guess, the gravity of both our diplomatic relationships, or the necessity of those diplomatic relationships to enable the travel of those passengers, and the significance of the relationships that he must have relied on, I guess my question is: was the Minister asked to talk through that response to the Epidemic Response Committee, that is charged with undertaking the inquiry into the Government's COVID-19 response?