As my colleagues have already—and even Opposition MPs who have contributed before the dinner break—outlined, trade is extremely important for a small economy like ours. This agreement was signed to modernise the way we do trade. Tonight I'd like to draw the House's attention to particularly the e-commerce chapter of this agreement. E-commerce—or electronic commerce, we call it—offers important opportunities for a small country like ours that is distant and also a trading country that we call New Zealand; a really, really important opportunity for us to connect with the rest of the world. Through the negotiations, we've constantly been trying to balance that with the need to include adequate safeguards for legitimate public policy purposes, including to protect the privacy and the interests of consumers, and that, I believe, we have.