Sadly, it was 2½ minutes the Minister spoke about the EU deal, and we can't draw the same comparison to this deal, because, actually, it's not that it's misleading—it gives false hope to our farmers. The National Party was very pleased to be there in the early days, in Government, talking to the UK, opening the doors to make sure that we had a chance, in the shortest period of time possible, to do the highest quality deal that could be done with the United Kingdom. That's been delivered on. It's a great shame that the Government and the Prime Minister decided to conclude the EU negotiation, because when that Minister next goes to another country to start a negotiation, they won't be talking about the UK agreement that we are voting on today; they will look at the EU agreement and realise that New Zealand under this Government is willing to settle for less than they should and they are no longer willing to argue the point that free trade is good for countries and good for economies. In that respect, for our dairy farmers and our meat farmers, they've let New Zealand down.