Ms Suzanne Keatinge:

I will ask my colleagues to help answer as many questions as possible and if there are more, we can come back to the committee. Rest assured we are all here, including Mr. MacSorley, so we will be able to catch up on what we have said afterwards.

I will turn to Ms Soma in South Sudan first. That is the most important testimony. It will bring the lived experience for the committee and I will ask her to answer the question on what the likely impact on the ground is if aid is not increased. I will then ask Mr. MacSorley to come in and after that I will ask Ms de Barra to talk about fundraising and vaccines.