Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, in particular the Government's recent work to reconnect with the world, including recent trade missions and business delegations to Japan, Singapore, Australia, and the United States of America. Supporting New Zealand businesses to access these large and important international markets has helped to promote a number of trade and tourism opportunities that will support our trade recovery strategy. Trade delegations have included representatives for New Zealand's dairy, Māori businesses, food and beverage, technology, tourism, and energy sectors. In addition, during a recent trip to Europe the Government signed a major free-trade deal with the European Union which will see export revenue to the EU to grow by up to $1.8 billion annually on full implementation. This free-trade agreement (FTA) builds on the UK FTA the Government recently signed, which will see a boost in New Zealand's GDP estimated between $700 million and $1 billion. This work by the Government is key to supporting our economic development and trade agenda.