Coming straight to the point: the frigate systems upgrade. As the House knows, that project was kicked off as one of the first projects we undertook as the new incoming Government—around $640 million, I think, off the top of my head. That project has clearly, like a number of things, fallen victim to the COVID pandemic. There have been issues both in Victoria, in the port, with the company that operates the port, and with Lockheed Martin in terms of their ability under the COVID situation to progress work there. It'd be fair to say that we're realistic and anticipated that there would be challenges. The project is behind schedule. I was very hopeful that we might see Te Kaha in all her glory sale into New Zealand in September. But at this point in time, the latest brief I can give the committee, Mr Chairman, is that we'll probably not see the first frigate in New Zealand until February, and then Te Mana will follow in about 12 months after that—nine to 12 months after that. 