The reason I say this is not to give a lesson to our new trade Minister. He knows a lot about agriculture, much, much more than I ever will. It's because, actually, you only ever get one shot with this. What the officials will say, Minister, is "Why don't we have a built-in agenda so we can keep negotiating in the future?" But the moment he walks away from the negotiating table with a deal, if it doesn't deliver on the things that New Zealand exporters need, it will be an opportunity missed, and when he's ready to go out and do one with the European Union, they'll say, "Well, actually, you gave this to the United Kingdom and they didn't give you much back. We're much larger than they are. How about we offer you even less?"—because he's also stopped talking about his trade deal with the EU.