Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. Thank you for that. I always enjoy going after the member for Selwyn. It doesn't matter how bad I am; I'm always better than she was! And I must say one other thing, though: seriously, I'm surprised the Māori Party has not chosen to take a call tonight on this bill, the United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement Legislation Bill, which does great things around embedding Te Tiriti issues in trade. That's something that this Government has done, and I commend the Minister for taking a new approach to trade agreements, in making sure that they are values based and that not only are they focused on enhancing trade but they are focused on enhancing the quality of that trade and making sure that all aspects of trade—the environmental bottom lines, the working conditions of the trading nations, and things like Te Tiriti and indigenous people's rights—are respected in the trade area. I think that this Government has really moved the way we think about trade agreements here, and this is one of the first trade agreements of real significance that's a top quality trade agreement not only in terms of the reduction of tariffs but also in pushing forward those other agendas. So I really commend the Minister for the hard work that he and the whole team have done on this, and it is great that we do have the Opposition benches largely in support of this bill as well. Kia ora, Madam Speaker.