If the WTO hadn't worked as well for us, or as quickly as we'd wanted, RCEP is a step in that direction. But I would encourage the Government and the Minister to do much, much more in this space. We are only as good as our last trade deal. We now have a new one today which is better than RCEP, because it was bilateral, started by the National Government, continued and finished by a Labour Government. It is good for New Zealand. That Minister now must use the UK agreement as the framework, as the benchmark, as the minimum that he seeks from other countries. The negotiation with the European Union must be as good as the UK one, otherwise we have missed an opportunity with the EU. As far as India is concerned, it is a very good place to start with that negotiation, because when the UK goes to India and says, "We want a free-trade deal as well.", they will talk about the deal they got with New Zealand. As a starting point, we should do the same thing. If this Government can deliver a high-quality deal with the European Union and with India in the last two years before the election, they will have done a good thing for New Zealand exporters, they will have done a good thing for the New Zealand economy, and the country, our exporters, would start to forgive them for the hollow protest they made over TPP for many years, holding up signs saying that it was a bad deal, and the moment they got to Government, they changed one word in the name and they accepted it.