The question I have about the explanation in respect of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is why, if that were necessary—and I'm still confused about why this was, sort of, partly a coalition agreement if we needed to comply with a certain trade agreement, why a coalition partner would be relevant at all. But why is it that we comply with the CPTPP when the land is 999 hectares? Would we be, therefore, in breach of the CPTPP if the land being considered for purchase was 1,001 hectares, for example? The last part of that question is actually related to other free-trade agreements (FTAs). We've got China, we've got South Korea, we've got the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, we're in negotiations with Europe and the UK. What do those FTAs say about this issue?