I also would like to acknowledge that in terms of relationships with our Pacific countries, it is also really encouraging to know that the leadership from Aotearoa New Zealand is really strong. If I can begin from the top, what is well-known is the fact that our Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, is tangata whenua. What may not be as well-known is the fact that our Minister of Foreign Affairs whakapapas to the Cook Islands. In fact, she has made many trips to the Cook Islands, and her own working relationships with the islands of the Cook Islands is something that I believe really would help to strengthen our working relationship with Aotearoa New Zealand. In addition to that, our Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is in the House this afternoon, the Hon Aupito Su'a William Sio, is from Samoa. I don't know of any other time in the past where you have the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs with such strong ties to the Pacific, and that is something that we should celebrate.