Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for Trade and Export Growth): Our immediate trade response to this crisis has been to keep trade flowing, with supply chains moving in and out, and to push back against protectionism. Together with my Singaporean colleague, I led a process that now involves 11 trade Ministers, including G7 economies Canada, Australia, and others, to push back internationally against rising protectionism. That has evolved into a bespoke supply line arrangement with Singapore and New Zealand. It's also led to other initiatives, including a New Zealand - Singapore declaration which eliminated tariffs on goods essential for fighting the pandemic. This practical action is, we think, stimulating some of the other measures abroad: an initiative with Australia, Canada, Singapore, and Korea, where we're working together on similar things—and the eventual movement of essential persons is another example.