Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: I can say that New Zealand has acted consistently and in line with our own domestic approach for high environmental standards to ensure that there is an international standard that could be applied, certainly, to the Pacific, and there would be good merit in doing that. Can I also say that, in terms of the revised mandate, we want to ensure that we continue to advocate for a robust mining code that provides for high environmental standards, as I've said; that we signal that New Zealand will vote against a mining code that does not provide for the effective protection of the marine environment, as required under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS); that we will advocate for additional environmental scientific expertise in the ISA to build that body of knowledge; and that we'll continue to develop coalitions with States, which we already have, who are on the ISA council and who share our concerns regarding environmental protection. Furthermore, we'll make sure, and have advocated, for inclusive meeting modalities so that those States who cannot participate in person have other means of participating so that they can contribute to this very important debate.