I think it's important that the House and the members of the public understand what the implications of this treaty are. An estimate has been made that it will add between $1.5 billion and $3.2 billion to our GDP. Now, we shouldn't scoff at anything that adds to our GDP, because actually that means more jobs, more opportunities for New Zealanders to contribute to the global economy. I think what also has to be shared was that, before this bill was introduced to the House, the select committee had an opportunity to look at this treaty-level free-trade agreement. We actually wrote a report that was released in March, and, really, there are four things that I want to highlight from our select committee report on the treaty that has then led to this bill being introduced to the House.