The difference RCEP will make is shown through some modelling work that's been done which shows that once RCEP is fully in effect, New Zealand's annual GDP will be between 0.3 percent and 0.6 percent larger than if RCEP had not existed at all, which is, in dollar terms, equal to a range of $1.5 billion to $3.2 billion. It is extremely significant for New Zealand. What it means for New Zealand is that we'll have a seat at the governance table of this globally significant regional economic agreement. Essentially, this keeps the goods flowing and services moving across Asia Pacific. It builds our relationship with, as I said, seven of our top 10 trading partners, including Australia, China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia. And here I just note that New Zealand exported over $36 billion worth of goods to RCEP countries and nearly $12 billion of services in the year ending December 2019. This sends a strong message that the region is open for business and will make such a practical difference to our exporter industry in the coming years as we recover from COVID.