So the obligations in the first instance come from the CPTPP, which is one of those abbreviations that sort of seems harder, if anything, than the whole thing. It's like World Wide Web, which, of course, is only three syllables, and you get www, which is nine of the buggers—nine syllables, I mean, Madam Speaker, and for the Hansard. So under the CPTPP, we hear that New Zealand is required to "either 'accede' to," UPOV-91—to which I'll return—"or 'give effect' to" UPOV-91 through a sui generis system. So lots to unpack there, even leaving aside the split infinitive "to either 'accede' ", but I think, other than that, it's probably not terribly objectionable.