In addition, still on a climate change theme, one of the key feedbacks that we had was that the Green Climate Fund is actually a challenging fund for the Pacific countries to be able to access. They do have a tendency to focus on mitigation priority, as opposed to adaptation, but also the nature of the funds, the scale of the funds, have an expectation of scaled capability from the receiving countries which at times is simply not there in a Pacific context, and it is important that that's acknowledged. I had a great few days many years ago, in 2017, representing Ministers Joyce and McCully at the Pacific Islands Forum where this particular issue was raised—the frustration of the Pacific not being able to access, effectively and efficiently, the funds that sit within the Green Climate Fund, and it's great that that issue has been acknowledged and the commitments around looking at other more flexible mechanisms have been prioritised from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. 