What else helps grow productivity is skills and skills training, and one of the proudest things I have of our response to COVID-19 was our move to make apprenticeships free, and subsidised trades training free. Over 100,000 New Zealanders have benefited from that. It's lifting skills. It's giving people opportunities like that that actually makes a difference when it comes to productivity, just as it does when we reach out into the world, and I want to give credit to both our former trade Minister, David Parker, and our current trade Minister, Damien O'Connor, for the work they have done in establishing the UK free-trade agreement alongside Minister Nanaia Mahuta. We are on the way to a strong agreement with the European Union and we are out there supporting our exporters in a practical way, and the Prime Minister will lead trade delegations later this year to support that.