I want to get back to the economy, because we need to be able to—we're a productive economy, we need to sell our goods around the world, and we want to be more productive, absolutely. We can do that by the work that we have already done through free-trade agreements. Under our new Trade for All agenda, we have the UK fair-trade agreement—a landmark FTA in terms of access, better access for our exporters into those markets, absolutely wonderful gains for Māori under that trade agreement, and we will soon be doing an FTA with the EU. This year we really are going to be launching across the world. Our Prime Minister will be leading the way. I hope to be chipping in in terms of the contribution that we will be doing to really reconnect and to ensure that we can have that thriving Aotearoa that we are all proud of. Kia ora tātou.