I want to pick up on one other aspect of this free-trade agreement in which the ACT Party once again goes further than the Government, and that is in investment from foreign countries. This bill, in particular, says there will be an increase in the investment screening threshold from NZ$100 million to NZ$200 million for non-Government investors from the UK. I think it's wonderful that the Government and the negotiators on behalf of the New Zealand Government have acknowledged the importance of bringing foreign direct investment to New Zealand, because it increases productivity in our own country. The ACT Party believes that we should allow this for all OECD countries, that we can have more investment to boost productivity in New Zealand. One of my colleagues—Damien Smith—currently has a member's bill in the ballot ready to go and it's called the Overseas Investment (Exempt Investment from OECD Countries) Amendment Bill. I would urge the Government to support this bill, not just the UK FTA, which increases foreign direct investment coming from the UK, but to acknowledge that this is important for all OECD countries so we can have more investment from overseas in New Zealand to boost productivity across our country. This will help all New Zealanders with the cost of living crisis that we're currently under, but it will also help our exporters grow.