New Zealand is being urged to tread carefully, as it backs an international inquiry into the Covid-19 outbreak.
The World Health Assembly is meeting virtually to discuss the next steps in tackling the pandemic - and all members are expected to unanimously endorse an independent review of the international health response.
Australia and the European Union have been pushing for the inquiry - a move that has seen trade tensions between Australia and China rise.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the investigation is about looking at what happened, and what lessons can be learned - not finger pointing.
But the Opposition says this is a delicate balance that the government will need to manage.
Political reporter Yvette McCullough has more.
