Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Well, the 17 March announcement last year put aside $600 million for an aviation support package, in part to help exporters continue to operate as commercial flights to New Zealand dried up. Since May last year, that support has enabled more than 6,000 flights carrying over 120,000 tonnes of airfreight worth $8 billion, while at the same time restoring our airfreight capacity to 90 percent of pre-COVID levels. In addition, more than 60,000 people have returned to New Zealand on flights supported by the scheme—or 60 percent of the total number of people to pass through our managed isolation and quarantine facilities. I think it's unlikely that many of those journeys or the freight would have moved without that intervention. This has been a very significant part of helping our exporters continue to thrive through COVID-19.