Our country's ability to recover from COVID will be determined by how well our exporters can continue to access traditional and new markets for goods and services. Equally, trade policy should not become a geopolitical football. If it does, New Zealand's interests will be pushed to the sidelines, and that is the real, live risk that I mentioned earlier. It's for this reason we support the expansion of Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) to all countries that are willing to comply with CPTPP's high standards, whether they be China, the United Kingdom, or the United States. We need these large agreements to engage with our key trading partners to improve the environment for New Zealand exporters so that they can continue to thrive.