So we're dealing with an international instrument that has had input and direct negotiating rights from multinational investors who are impacted, but not the New Zealand public. But that binds this and future Governments in terms of the policy that we can make, and upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi, workers' rights, women's rights, environmental protections, and our ability to meet our climate targets. That isn't right. That isn't a sustainable, fair, and inclusive trade agreement, and for those reasons the Green Party does not commend this to the House.