We are living in a world of global uncertainty, the scale and pace of which we haven't experienced before. We need to make sure that our kete, our tool kit, is nimble and effective. So that is why we welcome this debate, because it is really important that we make sure that our tool kit is a good one. Unfortunately, this doesn't hit the mark. It is too narrow and it is short-sighted. The idea of attending to human rights abuses outside of the Asia-Pacific region is a missed opportunity. The idea of missing emerging areas such as cyber-security—and one thing that we have learnt is that issues like cyber-security remind us that our neighbourhood is not just those in the Asia-Pacific region or in the Waikato, but, actually, it is a global community with such issues. It is because of this pace and complexity of change that we have to make sure that anything that does get enhanced in our tool kit is able to be nimble and responsive.