evidence: The Prime Minister, Moana Carcasses, has told Parliament he planned to lead a Vanuatu Government delegation to Paris in June in the next step to resolving the maritime boundary dispute between Vanuatu and France over the southern islands of Matthew and Hunter. Speaking in Parliament Friday, the Prime Minister said his Government was concerned about the unilateral decision by the New Caledonia Government on April 23, 2014 to establish what it called a Natural Park that covered the French territory’s entire Exclusive Economic Zone and included Matthew and Hunter, south of Tafea Province. [...] On Friday too, a protest note from the Vanuatu Government to the French Government, over the decision by the New Caledonia Government to establishment a marine natural park, that also covers Matthew and Hunter, was lodged with the French Ambassador to Vanuatu, Michel Djokovic.