Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): I look forward, as a member of the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee, to considering the bill, that I think will get widespread support for its progress in the House today. As my colleague Todd Muller mentioned, the genesis of this agreement, from a New Zealand perspective, started in the time of the Hon Tim Groser and was carried on through the time of the Hon Todd McClay, and I have to make the comment that it is a shame that some of the bipartisan arrangements that were in place around this sort of arrangement for New Zealand do seem to have fallen to one side. I note too that this is the second trade agreement that the current Government has brought to the House, or its predecessor, the coalition Government. So to only have two trade agreements come through in four years—two trade agreements that were started by the previous Government and substantially taken down the track by the previous Government—and then for that bipartisan approach to fall aside, it is a bit of an indication that trade is not high on the agenda of the current Government, despite what they might say.