Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: New Zealand's approach to the ISA negotiations, which sees us calling for no deep-sea mining to occur without high environmental standards in place, has not changed. We are part of a coalition of members arguing for the highest possible standards of environmental protection. In light of the declarations of Palau, Samoa, and Fiji, we expect this view to be reflected at the July ISA meetings. We remain committed to a multilateral process that is under way at ISA as the best possible chance to deliver. New Zealand's full and good-faith engagement in ISA processes at this stage provides us with the best chance to influence an effective outcome for the environment that is respected by all States. If the ISA is not able to deliver the highest standards of environmental protection, then we will be calling for no deep-sea mining to occur. As I've previously indicated, after the meeting in July, which will be the second round of negotiations, it will be the most appropriate time to undertake a review and review our mandate.