I come back to the work that the Deputy Prime Minister is doing in the region with the Pacific Reset. For a very long time, the Pacific leaders in the region have felt a lot more confident that there is a New Zealand Government that understands them, understands the challenges they face, and understands the need to work together to lift all of our people's wellbeing in this vast Pacific region. I have to commend the understanding and the leadership of the Deputy Prime Minister, the Rt Hon Winston Peters, because under the Pacific Reset we are working in partnership with those leaders and being led by their priorities. In addition to that, we're working collaboratively on a number of fronts—in defence, in immigration, in the health sector. And we've shown in the recent measles crisis of last year that there is a need for New Zealand to take greater interest in what happens in the region because whether that side likes it or not, we are all part of the Pacific region, and this Government has put a stamp on the map to say that Aotearoa New Zealand is a Pacific nation, it is a member of the Pacific region, and how proud the Pacific region is to have a Prime Minister of the kind like the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern to be championing and amplifying their voice when it comes to climate change, not just in the Pacific regions, but also at the UN level. And that is so important because rarely—other than the previous Labour Government, but under the last National Government they didn't understand the region. They didn't understand the region and they were superficial in how they engaged. 