The second area that I would like to briefly touch on relates to ensuring that the private sector, in particular, both within country in the Pacific but also those who seek to support the commercial opportunities that exist in the Pacific, is assisted through a particular focus on not only trade—and the PACER-Plus deal was highlighted. I was involved in the select committee when that was reviewed. I think it does have fundamental opportunities to be able to support trading between ourselves and the Pacific, and building from those trading links greater community and business resilience. And there is significant value that already exists. New Zealand exports around a billion dollars' worth of goods to the Pacific a year, and around 30 percent of Pacific nations' exports go to Australia and New Zealand. It's very important that those trading relationships are strengthened, and I think it is right that we, as a committee, identified that PACER-Plus is a critical part of that.