We'll hear in this debate, as we did in other stages, that the agreement could have been more, and in some areas probably should have been, but we'll recognise how challenging it is to negotiate a multilateral agreement, as this is, across a number of countries. The very good news is, although we haven't heard it from members opposite, that the majority of the members of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), we already have trade agreements with, many of which are better than this—some of the TPP members, the ASEAN countries, and so on. But every piece of agreement negotiated that actually moves New Zealand forward, opens a door—even if it is only slightly—for New Zealand exporters, gives them assurance, and creates a rules-based system, is worthwhile.