I'd like to reflect on a couple of the components within our final report. The first is climate change, and we've already heard from the Hon William Sio around how important climate change is from a Pacific perspective. In the report, we note the $150 million specifically that is dedicated to the climate change programme in the Pacific. What I am particularly pleased to see is that it is focused on adaptation, because whilst it is absolutely critical that the Pacific voice, along with the New Zealand voice, is heard in a global context in a conversation around mitigation and what that journey looks like in our respective countries, very much for the Pacific, it will be adapting. Because they are ultimately going to be impacted by a warming climate—already are—and, actually, it's very important that our aid support enables those communities to be as successful as they can as the water rises around them, which it will. And the fact that we are so open and honest about that reality without accepting it as something to welcome, but it's a pragmatism that the committee have reflected on in terms of ensuring that that $150 million is spent effectively in adaptation projects.