I was actually fortunate enough to be part of a parliamentary delegation, just in the last few weeks, that travelled to Europe. For me, I really enjoyed the opportunity to get up there, because I love travelling but also to engage on trade- and defence-related topics, which are really relevant. But, on that delegation, every one of the members of that delegation lost our luggage in Frankfurt. Now, this is part of the chaos that's going on up there at the moment. But, for me, it just highlighted that unexpected things can happen at any time. I think that's part of the intent of this bill: it's to enable an appropriate response to be made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or the Minister specifically, to support a Kiwi, a permanent resident or citizen, to actually have some support in one of those situations where something unexpected has happened and they have been left short, with no funds or no access to funds, or any number of other scenarios—no identification documents or whatever it may be. So having the ability for our consular services to provide that support is an important consideration, I think.