But, importantly, signing regional trade agreements also helps us to not be at threat from other countries who may seek to wish us harm. So for a geopolitical perspective, this means that New Zealand is less vulnerable to other big players who might decide that, one day, they don't like the way New Zealand is doing its democratically elected role and they wish to seek us harm. It is important for financial stability. It's important for those small-business owners that there are people acting in their interests to make sure that we have stability, so that is why we agree with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) being signed. It's for protectionism for New Zealand but also because we're seeing that protectionism from around the world as people start to become more enclosed. So we need to be ensuring agreements cross-party. It sends a message to a whole range of different countries that New Zealand is open for business and that we are open for opportunities and we're open for trade.