We are a trading nation: 600,000 jobs directly and indirectly depend upon trade. We have produced enough food and fibre to feed up to 40 million people. We cannot consume it ourselves alone. If we want to rebuild our economy, if we want to pay back the debt that the Government is racking up as fast as they can in spending money on things they say are about COVID but are really not, we need high-quality trade deals that open the door so New Zealand exporters can go and do what we need them to, which is to say, "Government, thanks for your job. We don't need you any more. We know how to go out and make money, and we will help rebuild the economy for you." But if this trade Minister comes back from the European Union and the UK with a substandard deal, if he leaves it on the table, and if he doesn't get the things he needs to—in fact, if it is not better than the Australian deal—he has let everybody down, and the debt they've racked up, which is almost $100 billion over two years, will be even harder for New Zealanders to pay. 