One thought that struck me, listening to the Minister's pretty fair assessment of the benefits that this bill and this legislation will have for the country, is his complete omission over the history of this and where it started back in 2012 under the guidance of Tim Groser. This is a trend that I think is very disappointing. For a number of decades, the Labour Party and the National Party, regardless of who was in Government, had very much a shoulder-to-shoulder approach to trade, because we both could see that regardless of our political perspectives, it actually is in New Zealand's interest for trade deals to be negotiated, negotiated well, and to have the support of the country. In my view, there was a split from this tradition when we were seeking to negotiate the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and it split the party and indeed the Labour Party—indeed, the Hons David Shearer and Phil Goff split away because they were disappointed, in their own words, with the politicisation of the TPP process. 