Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: I was also pleased to announce significant progress on a range of topics, including a package of response to future emergencies, including pandemics, which build on the lessons of our respective experiences in responding to COVID-19. This includes a partial Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights waiver on COVID-19 vaccines, which is designed to facilitate the production and distribution of vaccines in developing countries. This was a priority for New Zealand and should see us make further progress on ensuring vaccination rates are lifted around the world. I was also pleased to announce that New Zealand contributed to a positive outcome in renewing the e-commerce moratorium until the next ministerial conference. This continues a longstanding practice of not applying tariffs or duties to electronic transmissions and is a key enabler of predictable global digital trade, particularly in times of the pandemic.