So what we would encourage the Government to do is take a step back and look at what broader consultation and work we can do to genuinely put our Te Tiriti obligations first and foremost before our trade obligations, because, ultimately, if we are thinking in that framework, then in the way that we engage in trade, unfortunately, we'll be putting those interests before deals that we've made that don't reflect the other pieces of work in Government to move towards a more Te Tiriti - centred way of working. So for that reason, the Green Party won't be supporting this bill at second reading, and we look forward to the contributions from the rest of the speakers in the House.