The UK is a very important market to New Zealand because of our deep and abiding historical links, and obviously the future which we see as very bright. It is our seventh largest export destination. Many people have discussed our two-way trade already at about $6 billion. And I think, in the context of Crown debt heading towards $164 billion, our exporters are going to play a crucial role in rectifying the New Zealand economy. So securing high-quality trade agreements and comprehensive free-trade agreements is a really important part to that solution. Already, our agri-exports are tipping $52 billion. That too is unprecedented. And I would like to acknowledge the agricultural sector for the fine indictment on that very, very hard work that they do.