That is now where the Government should put its effort and its emphasis: a bilateral agreement with India. The reason for that is: if India was to come back to RCEP, we would get some gains, but they will not be the same gains as we get as a bilateral agreement. When we hear that they are looking towards the UK, India, and Australia, it would be extremely bad for our exporters if Australia or the UK had a trade agreement with India before New Zealand does. So it is one thing to say, "Well it's a shame they've gone away.", as the Minister said, reading his speech in a previous debate, "The door is open for India". We're not a large country. An economy like that does not need a trade deal with New Zealand, as few countries in the world do. The only way we've ever had trade deals presented to us is from Ministers getting on planes, or Zooms at the moment, and going and continuing to return and make the case of why a high-quality free-trade agreement (FTA) bilaterally is good for both sides.