Hon DAVID PARKER: The principles would have to include the precautionary approach and robust monitoring. I think, in New Zealand, which has a well-developed regulatory regime, we understand how hard in practice it can be to hold mining companies to account when they leave or something goes wrong. A case in point is the hundreds of millions of dollars that are being shelled out currently by taxpayers to remediate the Tūī oilfield. As the Minister has previously indicated, New Zealand will be reviewing the approach, following this most recent round of meetings which concluded last week, and that review will take into account progress, or the lack thereof, and the views of Pacific Island States.