I do want to focus on some of the recommendations, because, I mean, this is a good piece of work, and we heard about all of the good work that's being done, but there are recommendations that I think we need to highlight for the work going forward, which was the purpose of having this inquiry when either I, the Hon Gerry Brownlee, or the Hon Aupito William Sio moved to have the inquiry done. I do want to turn to one of the main areas that I think was an area of criticism, which was that New Zealand has moved our aid model to a trade-for-aid focus and that that meant that we were seeking what's called mutual benefit, and that meant that sometimes we were moving support and funding away from things that were purely beneficial to a Pacific community, like education programmes—whether it was rainbow empowerment, whether it was women's programmes—to an aid model that didn't necessarily benefit everyone, other than those who already had access to an international trade arena. So that was one of the things that we do need to look at more carefully.