I can appreciate some of what the Hon Eugenie Sage had to say. I don't agree with most of it, because I have a different view about what the effect would be of any particular action, and I think it was very interesting and instructive that the Minister who just took his seat—the Hon David Parker—mentioned that we have pretty large thresholds with some countries that have been negotiated through the free-trade agreement arrangements. Now, one of the things that he immediately followed with is that we think we therefore need some more restrictions. Well, what does that do to those trade agreements, and in a time when we are desperate to maintain trade and desperate to maintain investment in business in New Zealand? Let's be clear: trade and investment is about jobs; nothing else. You cannot say "jobs, jobs, jobs" if there isn't a big focus on trade and investment, and I think the need for the public to understand that the Government is somewhat confused in the way it's going about things is essential. So it is completely unreasonable that we are being restricted to just a one-week arrangement. 