Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The global economic environment remains volatile, with shipping costs continuing to remain elevated due to delays, particularly at Chinese ports. The ANZ Commodity Price Index report said that the Baltic Dry Index—an important measure of shipping costs—lifted 15.5 percent during March, while the Harper Petersen world container index hit record levels. New Zealand continues to face ongoing supply constraints due to the pandemic, exacerbated by these cost increases. We will be continuing to support our primary sector and exporters through the uncertain times that we're in, by making sure that goods can get in and out of New Zealand—in particular, through our airfreight subsidy scheme. The support through that scheme has so far enabled more than 13,200 flights, carrying over 250,000 tonnes of airfreight worth more than $20 billion.