Recounting a bit of history, I did have the pleasure, it would have been about three-and-a-bit years ago, of actually meeting with Liz Truss when she was then the trade Minister—I had the great pleasure of having lunch with her, a private lunch, which then got me somewhat into trouble because then the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time were a bit miffed at why I was having a one-on-one lunch with her and they were not. But, you know, those are how things break. I think that's interesting. And I noted at the time—to be somewhat anecdotal—that the Brits, if I might be so derisive, were already nicking our New Zealanders to go into their Foreign and Commonwealth Office because they didn't have any of the expertise. So again, being somewhat tongue in cheek, Ministers, I suspect New Zealanders in New Zealand and New Zealanders in the United Kingdom have negotiated this agreement, which is probably one of the reasons it is relatively—if not very, very—good.