Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): Yes. Earlier this week, I announced the Maintaining International Air Connectivity scheme, which will run through until the end of October to help keep New Zealand connected to trade partners and to maintain international passenger services. After the global pandemic hit in 2020 and international passenger flights, effectively, shut down, the Government moved very quickly to establish the International Air Freight Capacity scheme, which has been critical in supporting our economic recovery and the flow of goods to and from New Zealand, including time-critical goods like medicine. The aviation market will likely start to rebuild later this year, so we've changed and restructured the scheme to focus on recovery. The new Maintaining International Air Connectivity scheme allows for support levels to reduce as passenger numbers rebuild and has a strong focus on maintaining air links which will support the recovery of our tourism sector.