This is a gold standard agreement, and I know the member opposite, Mr McClay, will always try and—just doom and gloom, every time he speaks about what we're doing in trade. But, man, we are delivering. Let's talk about what we are delivering on trade. We've delivered the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. We've upgraded the China FTA. We've now delivered the UK FTA and the EU FTA, and the work continues—unlike the other side when Todd was the Minister. Or he was for a short time. The deep divisions that went through New Zealand society around the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement—we'll all remember those dark days; absolute protests up and down the countryside. That is why our Government—we've reset our trade agenda. We've set a Trade For All agenda to ensure that we can build that social licence, to ensure that the benefits of trade go right across New Zealand, right across our society. We don't just serve the farming interests; we don't just serve large corporations. Trade for all is about ensuring that trade benefits everyone in Aotearoa New Zealand, and this free-trade agreement is the first that we've delivered under our Trade For All agenda, and it delivers on all those aspects. I'm very proud of this agreement; I'm proud of the positive impact this will make.