I think that this treaty enables us to continue that global brand proposition. So it's about respecting and maintaining relationships with our traditional trade relationships, while also enabling us to engage in a multilateral way to diversify our export base and to have more nuanced relationships within the many partnerships that we have as a trading nation. I think it futureproofs us from a trend of nationalism that the Hon Phil Twyford said saw 80 world trade organisations have more than 100 new restrictions or barriers in place recently. So the RCEP promotes economic integration, but it does also bring us into a rules-based book—a rule book—and it reduces complexity and therefore the compliance cost for New Zealand exporters. It injects us into supply chains and it ensures that we remain there.