Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): It's a very important piece of legislation; you wouldn't assume so—anybody listening in—from the way that Duncan Webb just started his speech. He's lucky he is an MP, because as a comedian he would be actually looking for the wage subsidy! The reason I say that is that this House hasn't had enough opportunity to celebrate high-quality trade deals in the four years that Labour has been in Government. This is the first one, actually, that really has been concluded that has had any real negotiation by the Government—or that was started before they were there. The other one, of course, was that one that they campaigned against and held signs against—the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)—and they changed the name and then accepted it when they came to Government. 