Now, we've heard a lot about the economic benefits of this. It is a gold standard free-trade agreement. It will eliminate all tariffs between UK and New Zealand both ways, and I repeat "all tariffs". That is absolutely remarkable: 99.5 percent of those when the agreement comes into effect and the rest of them over a number of years. So apples, butter, cheese, beef, sheep, meat, and so on. But I want to really say that this is much more than just the economic side of it. This is about the commitment and the deep friendship between the UK and New Zealand that has never been more important than now in a space of contested geopolitics, contested political ambitions, ideologies, and rules-based orders. We have heard about the value base that has not only allowed us to sign this agreement but also enabled negotiators to be able to do so in a digital world, in a virtual world, through COVID. That speaks volumes to the level of friendship, the deep level of friendship, that we have with the UK and also speaks volumes to the commitment from both sides for this agreement. 