Now, the good part of this bill is in terms of the implementation of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), and members on this side of the House strongly support it. And I have to say members on this side of the House are not fair-weather friends to trade rules; we are consistent friends. I just look at members opposite who ran up and down the main streets of Christchurch and Nelson raging against the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP), changed its title, and then said it's the best thing since sliced bread. Well, I'm sorry; that is so flaky and really does show the differences. The interesting part is that this Parliament was only able to ratify that significant global trade agreement because the National Party was not prepared to play politics over New Zealand's trade interests and actually gave members opposite—