The final point I'd make to the last speaker, Dr Duncan Webb, is around the Treaty of Waitangi clause. It is good that it is there, but the Government shouldn't take responsibility for that, because it has been in every single deal that New Zealand has signed for some period of time. Irrespective of the Government, when we go through a negotiation, we explain our special position when it comes to meeting obligations under the Treaty. It doesn't give us the opportunity to break free-trade deals, but it does give us the opportunity, in our own way, to meet any obligation we may have through the Treaty. It has been negotiated in all those deals and should be in future. It is a good thing it is there. It is not a surprising thing it is there, because, actually, it now becomes a mainstay of the agreement New Zealand negotiates.