That is why there was a FTA announced in principle with the United Kingdom today, because when the UK announced that they were looking to leave the European Union, do you know who the first country to turn up there was? It was New Zealand—New Zealand Ministers. And New Zealand Ministers went again and again and again to make the case, as they had, under the previous Government, to the European Union—spent more time overseas than in New Zealand, in the interests of New Zealand exporters, to make sure we got a free-trade deal with the UK, because every single country was knocking on their door. So today is a good day for New Zealand exporters and it is a good day for New Zealand consumers, for New Zealand workers, and for our economy, because a deal that was started under the previous Government and has continued under this Government with the United Kingdom has been landed. It won't be perfect, but it is a very good step forward. The next one has to be the European Union and then, finally, the Government should also be able to do two things at once: they should be talking to India and putting every single effort in they can.