It won't surprise you that when we looked at the Vote for foreign affairs, a big amount of focus was in and around COVID. There was a lot of interest from the committee on how that was being managed and, in particular, how New Zealanders were able to come home and what assistance MFAT was providing to our friends and allies and others around the world to get their people repatriated. We were grateful to see and understand now, Minister, that particularly in the diplomatic core, they are able to travel. They always were, around New Zealand, but they can now, if you will, refresh their missions. But I will signal it was an element that was beginning to come up in the committee, and the Minister may want to address it later around diplomats and their families—they've been isolated from their families for a long time, particularly when you're thinking of their sons and daughters and so forth—of whether MFAT's looking into that.