Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Thank you for the question. Yes, a full review of New Zealand's approach was last conducted in 2021, following Nauru's triggering of the two-year rule. New Zealand has stepped up its approach to the International Seabed Authority mining code as negotiations have entered this critical phase. We've been more proactive in advocating for high standards and communicating our bottom lines. This position includes being explicit that New Zealand will vote against any mining code that does not provide the sufficiently high environmental standards as required by article 145 of the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea. If the ISA adopts a provisional mining code that does not meet such standards, or fails to adopt the code before the deadline, we'll be advocating for no seabed mining applications to be approved by the ISA until a final code is approved by the assembly.