And let me just come to humanitarian aid, because this is my biggest worry. Having met with the International Red Cross and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to get a very clear-eyed view of their assessment of the situation, one of the comments that they made in relation to the way in which New Zealand provides humanitarian aid is that we always provide humanitarian aid with the view that we rely on those organisations and their footprint to undertake the role that we know that they can undertake for the humanitarian response, unlike other countries. Other countries often tag their humanitarian aid to certain aspects of what those organisations provide. So they use New Zealand in many regards as an exemplar of a country who does its bit in a way that supports these credible institutions to rally an international humanitarian effort in response to a range of things around the world, and I don't think we should take that lightly or, I guess, underestimate how those organisations see our contribution.