To conclude, because I understand I have to stop at about 4.30 to let the newbies have a go, I do want to say a few words about trade. There have been few times since 1972, when the UK left us in the lurch, that trade has been as front and centre and so critical to our collective prospects as it is today. As an export-dependent nation, we sit astride enormous potential and enormous peril. We have deeply held New Zealand values, we have deeply valued trading relationships, and we have deeply entwined personal, cultural, and familial ties. They are and will be greatly tested in the months and years ahead. We must be seen as a country and a Parliament that can navigate such issues and tensions with humility, consideration, and deftness.