We're only as good as the last deal. That's not the UK one, it's the EU one. And when the Minister goes to India one day—although he said it's too tough to go to India at the moment—or goes to the US or somewhere else, sadly, here is what will happen: they will look at the deal and the Minister will say, "We got this great deal with the UK and over 15 years there's complete tariff-free access for all of our product. We should do the same thing." And they'll say, "Ah, but here's the problem: just before, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, went to the European Union to try and finalise a deal. She sent a signal through the media that they were willing to do a deal that actually wasn't in the best interests of New Zealand, and that they were willing to settle. And here's what happened: the EU negotiators, who come under pressure from their farming interests, heard that and they offered no more in those areas."