To the bill itself, a couple of observations. RCEP in its genesis was an attempt by particularly the ASEAN countries who were not part of the TPP negotiations to be able to engage with countries from the wider Pacific Rim who had fair-trade agreements, particularly with China—to be able to have them, China in particular, as part of the framework. It did have India in as well, and, actually, when you look at the opportunity that would have presented for New Zealand exporters, having India as part of the RCEP agreement would have been quite a substantial step forward and, in my view, would have elevated this legislation and this trade deal to the level of TPP. 