Now, this bill arrives at a time when New Zealand is facing very significant economic challenges—perhaps the biggest for a generation. I mean, if we step back, globalisation is in retreat, if we look around the world, with a rise of protectionism over the past few years amongst big trading powers, those restrictions accelerated by the COVID restrictions over the past couple of years, and turbocharged by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Globalisation and, sadly, democracy, is in retreat. And what that means for a small trading nation, like New Zealand, remains unclear, but our prosperity has been underpinned by relatively free trade. And so the risks to our prosperity, right here, right now, are very significant. And that prosperity that we, as a country, have built over the past few decades is at risk. So now is not the time for economic complacency; it is the time when we should be focusing on building our economic strength so that New Zealanders have the opportunity to thrive and succeed.