Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Minister of Foreign Affairs): Can I say to Jami-Lee Ross that when this matter first happened, I said from the outset that it's illogical, it's inconceivable, for us not to find out what, why, and when this virus emerged, particularly the when it emerged, because the other matter will take inquiry. But, when the first cases happened, what did they do about it? A quarter of a million people have lost their lives, and millions more will also lose their lives, and the whole world's economy has been set on its head, at a massive loss now to so many economies, and people will be dying as a consequence of famine and starvation unless we can get help to them. It's absolutely illogical and inconceivable that any country would not want to—in cooperation with the rest of the world, in their effort to defeat COVID-19—find out how it happened in the first place. I've made it very clear that that's what our position is. Maybe it's not the priority now, because you're trying to get the COVID-19 plague out of our lives, but there will come a time—and soon—when we need to have that inquiry independently, reliably sourced, and accountable to the rest of the world. 