In the closure debate, I'd like to just comment on the themes that the inquiry looked at that are relevant to the approach that our Government seeks. Firstly, one of the key themes from the inquiry was partnering for resilience. Now, more than ever, New Zealand needs to work closely with partners to respond to ongoing needs in the region. We're committed to building Pacific partnerships that support our shared aspirations for social, cultural, environmental, and economic wellbeing. We must be deliberate in ensuring that all engagement is underpinned by genuine partnership, mutual benefit, and reciprocity by building on the values of whanaungatanga, our kinship; kotahitanga, our common purpose; and kaitiakitanga, our stewardship and care. We can promote co-partnering towards resilience. Overall, a resilience focus urges strategic partners to co-invest for long-term impact. Remittances make up a sizeable contribution to the livelihoods of whānau and various kaupapa for Pacific peoples; so we particularly want to see a deepening of our partnership of Pacific communities in New Zealand with respect to our work in the Pacific region.