I just want to acknowledge also another group of people, particularly those sitting in Auckland who are now in, I think, their ninth week of lockdown, and it's going to be very hard for those watching up there to understand the enthusiasm we're all feeling at the moment. But perhaps they can just put this into some perspective, because one thing that COVID has taught us is the importance of supply lines, whether it be the ability to get the goods into New Zealand, whether it be the ability to get goods around New Zealand, or to manufacture here. So I think that there is an awareness of trade that may be one of the positives that will come out of this COVID we're suffering at the moment. Today, this RCEP, alongside the free-trade agreement that's been announced with the UK—these all give us opportunities now to grow and, more importantly, for everyone in New Zealand to be part of. 