But my question is to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. I'm just wondering, we are a trading nation, we are a small island nation down the bottom of the world, so our supply chain is always a challenge for us in terms of being able to remain competitive and connected, and, as would be expected, most trade at the moment is being done on the sea and not by air. I was wondering whether or not the Minister could give a report to the committee in terms of what work and analysis is being done in terms of how much damage is being done to the existing supply chain, in terms of goods coming into the country and exports leaving, and how long it's going to take us to try and recover back to some normal form of trade; and also, in the long term, how we're situated in terms of being able to get the goods specially to New Zealand, when you've seen, especially with seaborne freight carriers, a consolidation to the mega-ships and the mega-carriers to try and cut costs in what's an extremely competitive market, and how that's going to impact and affect New Zealand and us as a nation moving forward.