Now, there are people in Afghanistan right now whose lives are forfeit because of New Zealand's participation in the occupation, and the Green Party believes that we should do absolutely everything we can to support those people, even whilst we grapple with the current COVID-19 outbreak and the many other challenges that our country faces. So there are four things that we would like to see. First of all, we would like to see the Government committing to widening the eligibility criteria for resettlement to include family members of Afghan New Zealanders, and to do everything we can to get them out of Afghanistan. Second, we believe that we need to ensure that there is a meaningful number of vulnerable Afghans who are most likely to be targeted by the Taliban because of their race, gender, sexuality, nationality, or political affiliation, and to see that they are evacuated. Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom have all committed to taking Afghan refugees, and New Zealand must do that as well. Finally, we should continue to work with our international colleagues on ensuring that the people who face dire peril are supported in their time of need. Keith also said, "New Zealand is a small nation. But we can do our bit to combat terrorism as a peacemaker and [as] a champion of social justice and adherence to law, not as a war maker."