And that's no excuse to say "We can't change." and "We can't do things better."—because we have to, and there's some work going on at the moment to have a look at ways that we can improve our climate responsibilities—but, in this statement, the Prime Minister's actually indicated that she's going to lead trade delegations and trade supporting visits. Well, I've got a document that I think the Prime Minister should read before she leaves, because the Prime Minister's always waxing lyrical about the world and "the best in the world", and if anything goes wrong, it's the world's fault. Well, in this KPMG document, Net Zero Readiness Index results, it actually says that New Zealand is ninth in the world for net zero readiness; however, for agriculture, it is the most ready country in the world for net zero readiness. So I would suggest that the Prime Minister pick up a copy of this document, take it on every trade trip she goes on—trade is important—and make sure that she sells the story of our farmers truthfully and in a way that works. 