Senator REYNOLDS (Western Australia—Minister for Defence) (14:15): I thank Senator Keneally for that question. I would highlight firstly that nobody is in detention on Manus Island. I would highlight again that it wasn't those on this side who put people into detention. That was solely those on the other side—your problem. We have spent the last six years working cooperatively with the Papua New Guinean government, and again I extend our thanks for the way in which they have engaged on this issue. There is nobody in detention on Manus Island. The PRESIDENT: Senator Keneally, on a point of order? Senator Keneally: The minister points out that people have been there for six years. If she doesn't want to characterise them as being in detention, she can at least tell us when they are going to be taken— The PRESIDENT: Senator Keneally, please resume your seat. That is a debating point, not a point of order on the relevance of the answer. Senator REYNOLDS: Again, there is nobody in detention there. The reason anybody was on that island is your responsibility. Australia takes its international obligations seriously, and we provide protection to refugees consistent with those obligations, which are set out in statutory refugee frameworks. The PRESIDENT: Senator Keneally, on a point of order? Senator Keneally: There are only 15 seconds left and the minister has not gone close to answering the question. What backup plan is in place if the Papua New Guinea government withdraws its support for the RPC on Manus? The PRESIDENT: You have restated part of the question. The minister is being directly relevant to other parts of the question you asked. I cannot instruct the minister on how to answer a question. The minister is being directly relevant to part of the question asked. Senator REYNOLDS: You might not like my answer because you're the one who is responsible for the mess that we are cleaning up. However, Australia, along with the United States of America and Canada, collectively offer the majority of global resettlement places every year.