When the Minister asks, therefore, what are our relationships with, say, the United States or other countries, the answer is not to downplay the importance of China or, dare I say it, the Chinese people in any way, shape, or form. They haven't been around for 3,000 years because they are not a very clever and smart people. But the point is that other relationships were always important, and we had let them go a long way in reverse. Let me tell you that, for example, the work and effort we put in personally—and with others like David Parker and, dare I say it, the Prime Minister—to massively improve our relationship with Japan has paid off. That's why they stepped up in terms of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership and took a serious leadership role and were critical in getting it home. Our relationship has never been better with Japan. 