So a single set of trade and investment rules across the entire region, with this bill, increases certainty for all the players, reduces complexity that comes from different rules with different partners, because all that needs negotiating. So the more people you can have round the table and the less variation of rules, the simpler it is for our producers to get the product to market. The regional-wide value chains, when you've got so many people working together—you know, the world population is growing; it's not shrinking. So if we can actually get our food producers working together—we're not each other's enemy, even though we have barriers between our countries and we do have a lot of negotiations around trade. It is important that we work together, because between all of us, we feed the world. In New Zealand, we can't feed the world.