Senator WONG (South Australia—Minister for Foreign Affairs and Leader of the Government in the Senate) (14:38): Senator, what you can take is that I will do what I can on notice to provide you with the information that I'm able to. Senator David Pocock: I just have a point of order on relevance. I've tried to ask this very respectfully, with no preamble and no long-winded intro, and that was not the question I asked. Senator WONG: Senator Pocock, I'm also trying to be courteous. I'm not able to answer your question. Senator Whish-Wilson interjecting— Senator WONG: Please. I think Senator Pocock doesn't need your assistance, Senator Whish-Wilson. I'm also seeking to be courteous. I'm not in a position where I can answer your question. Obviously questions about that agency are often very sensitive. I will clarify what I am able to outline to you, and I will come back to you. So I'm seeking to be courteous also in my response. Senator David Pocock: Minister, I'm not trying to be funny here, but— The PRESIDENT: Senator, why are you standing? Senator David Pocock: It's a point of order on relevance. My question was whether you know and you can't say or you— The PRESIDENT: Senator Pocock, I've listened very carefully to your questions and the minister's answers, and she has been directly relevant to the questions. In answer to your first question, the minister has agreed to take it on notice to see what she can provide. She has been relevant for all of your questions. I'm going to move on.