We've got to sell what we produce, and so can I firstly acknowledge the former Minister for Trade and Export Growth, the Hon David Parker, and all the great work he did. In a very short time after taking over that role, he managed to negotiate and get over the line the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive agreement that was stuck prior to his intervention and the Prime Minister's intervention in Da Nang—thank you for that work. We've continued to move forward to the point where, a couple of weeks ago, we signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, an agreement with a third of the world's population to put in place some fair trading rules that mean that those entrepreneurs who want to invest in new services or goods to export to a third of the world's population, where over 50 percent of our existing trade goes to, know what the rules are and can have them upheld. I think we've made some great progress. 