I can say that I was the former director of the British Council in New Zealand and the Pacific. I know how much the UK values the friendship with New Zealand. Today, happenchance, I was having a coffee in Copperfields with my successor, Natasha Beckman, who's doing a fantastic job. That organisation's been in New Zealand for 70 years. There is a big difference in the scale between the UK and New Zealand in terms of what we stand to gain. It is a massive market for us, but I would just urge people who are listening at home to remember that this is more than just the economics; this is about our friendship. I absolutely tautoko the teams that have made this happen. I felt that at the farewell for Her Excellency Laura Clarke. And I really want to tautoko her for what she has done for that agreement. It's a day of celebration and I can't believe that I'm speaking about the same bill that the Opposition clearly don't want to celebrate, because it is a great day for us. Thank you, Madam Speaker.