Hon DAVID PARKER: No problem, sir. On behalf of the Minister for Trade and Export Growth, I'm pleased to announce that overnight the Hon Damien O'Connor signed the New Zealand - United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement in London. This premium gold standard agreement secures New Zealand's preferential access to the UK market for the first time since 1973. That is important. It's the fifth largest economy in the world and, as the Prime Minister has already said, the deal eliminates tariffs on 99.5 percent of our current trade from the time of entry into force. It will accelerate New Zealand's COVID recovery by boosting New Zealand's GDP by between $700 million and $1 billion per annum, and exporters will save approximately $37 million per annum from tariff elimination from day one. Of course, they'll also benefit from the increased trade, which will flow from the increased access. This free-trade agreement sits alongside the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, PACER Plus, the China free-trade agreement (FTA) upgrade—all agreements concluded by this Government to help revitalise our trade agenda, and I believe I would be speaking on behalf of many members of the House in congratulating the Minister, the Hon Damien O'Connor.