Then we come to a broader issue, which is the way that we actually sign on to trade agreements and a way that this particular agreement, again entrenched in breach of the recommendations of our Trade for All agenda. Why did we do it if we're going to keep doing trade the same old way? They recommended that there be independent national impact assessments of trade agreements. There isn't one here. They recommended that trade agreements be negotiated in a more transparent and democratic way. We as the House of Representatives are now bound by a trade agreement that was negotiated in secret, that had the input of multi-national, multibillion-dollar agents that sit here benefiting from the terms of the agreement behind closed doors while we were shut out, and now we are bound to implement the agreement as elected officials. Well, we should have had input at a different stage. The people of New Zealand should have known what's going on, what's in the mandate for this negotiating team, what is being negotiated, and had a say on whether or not this is, in fact, a good trade agreement. 