RINO TIRIKATENE (Labour—Te Tai Tonga): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker, and I'm absolutely delighted to speak in favour and in wholehearted support of the United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement Legislation Bill. This Government is committed to delivering high quality trade agreements that open up opportunities for New Zealander exporters—and we're doing it; we're doing it through this United Kingdom free-trade agreement (FTA). I want to congratulate Minister O'Connor, the Ministry of Manatū Aorere, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and all of the stakeholders that have all pulled together their efforts to pull this agreement off. This is a fantastic agreement for New Zealand, for our exporters, negotiated in the most difficult of circumstances during a global pandemic, mostly over Zoom. This agreement was able to be pulled off, and I'm so proud to be Minister O'Connor's under-secretary for Māori trade to really support the world-leading provisions that are contained in this agreement concerning Māori and promoting Māori interests in trade.