text: Question: But if… I thought it was, I thought that the issue for now was TCC was supposed to act in the first instance and, if they didn't, the UN did. Here, this one is listed as TCC pending and UN pending. Can you explain, like, what, what triggers a double investigation and at what point can you UN act itself…?
  Question: Thank you, Stéph. Following up on Yemen, given that it's such a tragic humanitarian disaster, I was wondering, what is the status of UN and UN agency participation there? And, also, how significant has been, has the reaction or the funding of an international appeal been?
  Spokesman: The, we continue to be challenged on the funding side. I'll give you the exact figures right after the, the briefing. Our humanitarian colleagues operate under very difficult circumstances in‑country. The issue of access continues to be a, a huge one because of the ongoing fighting and because, obviously, of the destruction of, of civilian infrastructure. The issue of access to airports and ports is not as easy as we'd like it to be. So, that's where we are. And, in the meantime, the Yemeni people continue to suffer.
  Question: Yes. This morning, I had expected to cover the event, “Travel, Tourism and Transformation: A Celebration of Sustainable Tourism.” It was sponsored by Suriname and Guyana, but it was cancelled. Do you know why this event did not take place?
  Spokesman: My understanding is that the sponsorship by the Permanent Mission of Suriname was withdrawn, and the events, the event was then cancelled.
  Question: I just wanted to follow up on Linda's question about the funding appeal. Given that there has been renewed focus on the situation in Yemen in recent days, has there been, can you say in general terms, any uptick in national contributions or non-profit contributions to the humanitarian crisis?
  Spokesman: We can get those details. The Humanitarian Response Plan for Yemen, it now stands at $2.3 billion, the needs. We can, maybe during the briefing, my colleagues will bring us the updated figures.