It doesn't include a workers' rights chapter. Again, even the TPPA had a loose—and I would argue unenforceable for the most part—workers' rights chapter, a recognition that inviting multibillion-dollar traders into our world would impact on workers' rights and that those rights should be protected. This agreement regresses from that position, and that's scary. It's scary in the age of COVID. It's a scary move in our Asia-Pacific neighbourhood. We know that manufacturing happens on a massive scale in some of these nations that have signed on to this. So what have we negotiated? What have we undermined? Whose interests are we protecting when we sign on to trade deals? Whose interests are we privileging over who? So the most marginalised are the most threatened by this agreement, be that the environment or workers.