GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): I was fortunate enough to be on probably one of the last delegations that left this House before COVID arrived, and I was lucky enough to go to Indonesia and India. I hadn't really heard of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) before I got to Indonesia, and by the time I'd left India, I knew a lot about it because, of course, I'd experienced the excitement that the Indonesians were anticipating with RCEP and also, in India, the trepidation that I experienced, not so much in the formal talks but in the informal talks, that they were not going to be in RCEP. So that gave me an appreciation of the importance of this trade agreement, and I was able to come back and then I've been following the progress of it.