It also raises questions around the New Zealand Government's response. We have a number of interests in Afghanistan—one of them is an indeterminate, you just heard, number of New Zealand citizens who may be there. The other is many Afghanis who risked tremendous amounts—in fact, they risked their lives—to help the New Zealand Defence Force, and their fate, and what it means for the representation of New Zealand and our Defence Force doing business overseas in the future. Who would trust New Zealand given what has just played out? The Government was aware of the plight, it knew that these people were endangered, and now it's saying, "Well, it happened faster than we thought." That is certainly true—faster than anyone thought—but the question that should be put to the Minister, and I'll put it to him soon, is when did the Government plan to end airlifting people out and what date did it believe that was before?