And while we're on history, I think it does need to be acknowledged to this House that this agreement would never have actually come about if it weren't for the groundwork laid by the National Party and various National Party trade Ministers, particularly the Hon Tim Groser and the Hon Todd McClay. Because while Labour was out there with their signs and their placards protesting the Trans-Pacific Partnership, National was out there getting out around the world and getting deals done, getting deals inked, and they started with the UK and the EU and the Pacific Alliance. I often think back to that former National Government and some words that John Key always used to use, and I quote him where he said, "New Zealand will not get rich selling to itself." And that's always stuck with me, because it really, I think, identifies the huge importance that trade has for New Zealand.