Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): Mr Speaker, thank you very much. It gives me pleasure to speak on this bill. Any trade bill that comes before the House that was started by the National Party is a good bill. But Duncan Webb, the last speaker, said how important trade was as part of a puzzle, and, about 3½ seconds later, he sat down, and therein lies the problem with the Labour Party when it comes to trade. When in Opposition, they are lions, but when it comes to Government, they become the things that New Zealanders want to sell overseas a lot, which is mutton or lamb or sheep. The challenge is that in this case, this is a good agreement for New Zealand, but it doesn't go as far as it could have and it should have.