That's about where it ends, because this agreement, in fact, in a way represents a regression of the position that we were so upset about and New Zealand was so deeply hurt by when our Government last term signed on to the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPPA). It doesn't include any environmental chapter. Now, the criticism of the TPPA was that it included a novel environmental chapter but that it wasn't termed in enforceable terms and that 86 percent of cases failed where Governments tried to enforce their environmental rights and protections against the profit margins of a multi-national. It wasn't good enough. This agreement doesn't include any environmental protection. We sit in the midst of a global climate crisis. We as a Government apparently see this as our nuclear-free moment. We as the Green Party are deeply concerned that a trade agreement like this sits above our commitments in the climate justice arena. It sits above what our Climate Commission is doing, the work that all of our ministries have committed to. It doesn't include an environmental chapter at all, and that, actually, has become routine. So that's a huge failure.