Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National—Ilam): That's very encouraging, I must say, from the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Yet, I suppose at some point we may even look at areas like Queenstown being considered isolation bubbles, particularly for those crucial months of July through to September. But, look, there's also been the issue raised of having another look at some of our trading areas. There's no question at the moment that the trade that we are doing with China and the volumes that are going there are very, very valuable and we'd want to keep that up, but I think the Minister in recent times has talked about a new arrangement with other countries that are part of the Asian bloc. I'm wondering exactly what is the work programme that might see some of that come to fruition, and how do you do that, particularly the engagement with Taiwan, without putting at risk some of the trade we currently have with China?