IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to take a call on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Legislation Bill, especially on a day, when you think about it, this RCEP—really, I guess negotiations on this would have started in the early 1970s when the British booted us out. And it's ironic that the day we put this bill through its third reading is the day we sign another free-trade agreement, which really gets us back into a situation in Britain which we were last in in 1972. I find it really quite intriguing that the team that get behind these things and have done the work—and I think we've got to realise and congratulate all those people since those early 1970s who have got involved in trade negotiation, as Ministers who have got involved in the negotiations and gone around the world, working their way for New Zealand—to see what we've been able to achieve in the way of free trade agreements and other kind of trade agreements that have kept us in the market so well and so strongly. And they're to be congratulated on that because I think it's pretty special.