This bill is not so much just about the primary sector. It is about the whole economy, because we are a trading nation and the Labour Party is a party that stands proudly on its record of signing us up to trade agreements. That side of the House may laugh. They may giggle and they may joke amongst themselves, but they know that under the previous Labour Government, we signed us up to the China free-trade agreement. They know that this country is reaping the benefits of that free-trade agreement, and they also know—as they begrudgingly admit tonight—that this bill allows us and sets us up as a nation to take advantage of the economic benefits that this agreement and the bill that allows this partnership to come into force will bring to this nation. 