Indeed I do, thank you.
One of the areas we've been talking about, obviously, is gender. The communiqué from the Kabul conference references the national action plan for women in Afghanistan and a benchmarking process. I guess there are two questions. Are we in line with that, or supportive of that, or partners in that? And I just want to ask about the Ministry of Women's Affairs as a department that's responsible internally for that sort of work. We've been told that the ministry is underfunded, comparatively speaking, that it doesn't have the resources to do the job it's set out to do.
And I'll just add the other piece to the Kabul conference—we heard this as well—the expectation and the commitment by participants to contribute half of the development aid directly to government to increase the government's capacity to deliver and be seen to do that in Afghanistan.
Is part of our work in supporting the women in Afghanistan supporting the Ministry of Women's Affairs? If not, why not?