The thing is New Zealand always honours its obligations in trade. That's one of the reasons why successive Governments have been able to negotiate high-quality trade agreements with large countries when we actually don't have as much to offer them: a market of a mere 5 million people on the other side of the world. But when New Zealand says it will do something, it generally does it, or at least that is the reputation we had four years ago when the Labour Party took over. So it is important that they make sure that with the obligations that have been offered to us as we have given access and other things to countries overseas as part of RCEP, New Zealand exporters can benefit from them.