DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair, and hello to the Minister of Finance. I'd just like to ask about the part of the report that refers to the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation divesting from Israeli banks. It reports on a decision that the New Zealand Superannuation Fund would not invest in Israeli banks on the basis that they were somehow subsidising settlements in the Middle East. Now, I represent the Epsom electorate. We have a lot of Jewish people—probably the largest Jewish community of any electorate in New Zealand—and it's puzzling for them to see that this is a country where Air New Zealand fixes turbines for the Saudis; where, as it turns out, we have multiple exports of, at best, dual-use technologies, frequently signed off by the New Zealand Government, to all sorts of nasty people; and where, as we know, we have 28 percent of New Zealand's exports going to a country governed by the Communist Party of China, a Government that is part of much focus in current diplomacy, and perhaps a debate from this House. 