At this stage, I might just pause and speak briefly to the exceptions clause in RCEP. As in New Zealand's other international agreements, RCEP contains an exceptions clause that aims to preserve the pre-eminence of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in New Zealand. Now, essentially, this means that nothing in RCEP will prevent the Crown from implementing domestic policies to meet its obligations to Māori under Te Tiriti. What it means is the Government's interpretation of the Treaty of Waitangi cannot be subject to disputes settlements. While I understand that some members of the committee expressed concern about this clause in particular, this is a clause that's present in all of New Zealand's trade agreements. And I understand that the advice from the ministry is that the clause is effective, not to mention, in my view, consistent with the State's obligations under Te Tiriti. 