Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: There's some significant barriers that New Zealand exporters currently face in the UK, and which make it hard for us to compete with other exporters—for example, restrictive quotas that apply to our dairy and meat exports, and tariffs that make other New Zealand products like wine, apples, and honey more expensive for consumers in the UK. Removing these and other barriers will enable New Zealand exporters to compete on a level playing field with our competitors in the UK market. That is why it's important for Minister O'Connor to front our ambition. This agreement will deepen New Zealand's economic ties with the UK, and benefit New Zealand as we build back from the economic impacts of COVID. Finally, we're seeking to secure ambitious and inclusive outcomes in the coming months, including through New Zealand's proposed chapter dedicated to advancing Māori interests. The FTA will help address this. It is also an opportunity to lead on sustainable trade and put our Trade for All Agenda into action.