Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): I thank Mr Luxon for those questions. New Zealand is experiencing some of the downstream effects of the economic dislocation created by COVID at the moment. Ports all around the world are experiencing significant disruption and delays. The most recent numbers I saw, which were, admittedly, about a month ago, showed that the index of port reliability in the Asia-Pacific region was at about 13 percent. In other words, vessels are arriving at port around the time we would expect them to about 13 percent of the time, and this has led to significant backlogs, shortages, and supply chain challenges all around the world, and we are obviously not immune to that. In fact, in some respects, we are more exposed to it than many other countries because of our geographical location.