The other aspect of aid here is the soft loans that are tending to go into the Pacific. One of the things we learnt is that while a country like China is able to provide $537 million in aid in just the last year to the Pacific, at the same time, you saw $5.2 billion worth of loans being made to those countries. So about 10 percent of the loan value is remitted as aid. When you start to look at it, it's a bit like going to any of the banks here—when you get a mortgage, they give you a cashback sort of thing. So we need to be careful that we don't get overly upset about that, but recognise that those loans will be used for development projects, and we should be working alongside other countries to make sure that whatever expertise we can provide, we are able to do so. Whatever involvement that we might be able to jointly do, we should be looking at, because to starve the Pacific of that sort of funding at a time when they need it would be the wrong thing to do. 