Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. Overnight, New Zealand and the United Kingdom signed a historic free-trade agreement eliminating all tariffs on New Zealand's exports, with duties removed on 99.5 percent of current trade from entry into force. This deal is expected to save our exporters $37 million per year on tariff elimination alone, and boost New Zealand's GDP between $700 million and $1 billion, and the agreement will be welcomed by key sectors across the country. The agreement is a major milestone in this Government's plan to accelerate our recovery from COVID-19 and grow our exports. This is also our first bilateral trade agreement to include a specific article on climate change, and provisions towards eliminating environmentally harmful subsidies such as fossil fuel subsidies. I'm pleased to see that the other side of the House is celebrating this agreement with us. 