I'm proud—and one of the responsible areas that I have is in the trade area, which is very important for our overall wealth and wellbeing as a nation—to see the great work that we're doing in international trade under our first wahine Māori Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, who looks after our foreign policy, and the Hon Damien O'Connor, who is looking after our trade and export growth. In spite of all of the difficulties that COVID is raising, we have been able to continue with our trade agreements that we have signed. We've just upgraded the free-trade agreement that we have with China. We have signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement, a massive agreement with over a third of the world's population, and are making sure that New Zealand is right in the middle, where all the action is happening. We are right there. We are working on expanding our architecture with the UK and with the EU. So we are doing a lot of work as a country, and all of that not only benefits the total New Zealand economy; it benefits the Māori economy as well, which is particularly dear to me: all those suppliers of the lands and produce from the seas and from the bountiful lands that we have right across Aotearoa.