I just want to take a moment to think about the impact that COVID has had on trade across the region. In April, the International Labour Organization issued a brief titled COVID-19 and multinational enterprises: Impacts on FDI, trade, and decent work in Asia and the Pacific. They acknowledged in that report the impact of COVID on small, medium, but also large businesses in the regions, as well as in terms of cross regional trade, and they noted that COVID had required some businesses to put in place stringent measures to prevent the spread of COVID, others had temporarily closed, and some others had had to really shift or repurpose their production processes. There were significant disruptions to supply chains, all of which, of course, had a really significant impact on trade. But the brief also makes the point that, against this backdrop, Governments are faced with a dual duty both to keep COVID out but also to sow the seeds of sustainable recovery, and that's really what this agreement is about. 