To make it very clear: the Green Party supports trade. We are a small island nation. Trade is a crucial generator of our economic wellbeing. We need to import a whole heap of things that we don't manufacture here—from electric vehicles to medicines, personal protective gear—and we benefit from that bigger global market for the food, fibre, and other products that we produce. Half the jobs in Aotearoa New Zealand are in the tradable sector and, as the Minister noted, our trade has been really critical to New Zealand's economic performance in relation to COVID. The Greens want trade that is fair, that is inclusive, and that is sustainable. We want trade rules that protect and allow us to reinforce our climate commitments, workers' rights, human rights, and Te Tiriti o Waitangi; not agreements or trade rules which cut across those. 