So yes, this doesn't include the heinous investor-State dispute resolution clauses, which have been so problematic in other agreements; yes, we can still use the Overseas Investment Act to screen overseas purchases of New Zealand land and assets; but this whole thing around the investor-State dispute resolution procedures—that is the only one of the Trade for All principles that has made it through into this agreement. So this whole lack of a commitment to strengthening international rules to protect nature, to protect workers' rights, to protect the rights of indigenous peoples, to better safeguard Te Tiriti o Waitangi—that is missing and those are some of the reasons why the Green Party is opposing it, and, finally, because there's been no public or public sector input. Certainly, there's been an examination in retrospect by the select committee, but no public input into the negotiations, no transparency around the drafts, so no ability, really, to ensure that it was in the wider public interest, so the Greens oppose this bill.