This agreement started out of our involvement with ASEAN. ASEAN is a group of Asian countries, and they have dialogue partners, of which New Zealand is one. That's how we come to be at the table. The invitation certainly was there for India to be part of that. India is going to be one of the world's great big economies in the years ahead. While we do extend our deepest sympathies to the people living in India who are dealing with the COVID-19 fallout at the moment, we should recognise that in a population of a billion people, there are many, many entrepreneurs who are growing businesses by the day, who are reaching out to the rest of the world, and who are going to have quite an effect on the international economy in the years to come. So leaving the door open, recognising that at the moment there are pressures for the Indian Government to deal with that don't let them sign up to an agreement like this—leaving that door open for the future with no recriminations and, in fact, a very welcoming hand extended for them to consider their future joining of the organisation or the trade group I think is totally the right thing.