Every day, New Zealanders get up and they create jobs and opportunities for each other, and that's in a whole range of different industries, whether it's dairy, sheep, goat meat, beef, fresh fruit all the way through to wood, honey, wine, aluminium, and even computer machinery and software development. There's a lot of industry happening in New Zealand and there will be many more that I haven't touched on. But these jobs provide stability for New Zealand families and they give people purpose and a pride that, you know, if they're working for themselves, or starting a company, or even working for someone else, they can get up and provide for their families, provide for themselves, and provide for their communities. I think it is wonderful that people every day get up and provide those opportunities for each other. But as a Government and as a Parliament, it is our duty to provide even more opportunities where we can find them. Having these free-trade agreements allows us to help New Zealand businesses grow, to help us find more opportunities, to create more jobs, create higher paying jobs. It's also good for consumers. It's not just good for the exporters, it's good for everybody who's really struggling through the cost of living crisis and anybody who is finding it harder and harder to get food and goods for their families.