It's been, I think, interesting to listen to the Minister's speech, because there's an instant recognition that everything that we're supposed to be reviewing today—what happened over that 2018/19 year—now changes completely. I was very pleased to hear the way in which the Minister so forthrightly expressed the desire to see that change. What I am interested in, though, is how that's being manifest at the moment. So while it's easy to, sort of, say, yes, we've got to go and do this and do this and do this, it does take a lot of work, it does take a lot of effort, and it requires that there are people back home here who are focusing in on that. Particularly, I'm interested to know what have been the discussions—albeit electronically or perhaps by telephone or Skype or Zoom or whatever might have been the medium—between the New Zealand Government and the Australian Government on the idea of the trans-Tasman bubble, and to get some sort of sense as to what sort of process has to be gone through before there might be a timeline emerge for that coming. 