Lastly, RCEP is an important trade agreement for New Zealand as it protects our right to regulate for legitimate public policy purposes. New Zealand's standard exception for the Treaty of Waitangi has been included, and RCEP does not include provisions for investor-State dispute settlements. We retain the ability, for example, to screen investment in sensitive land and assets and regulate for legitimate reasons such as in the interests of health, the environment, labour, and for security. And RCEP preserves rights that New Zealand holds close. New Zealand's participation in RCEP shows that, when New Zealand pursues trade, it does it not just for our own sake; it is a means to an end because, done well, we know that trade can lift the living standards of New Zealanders and secure the future prosperity of our country. In such turbulent times, it is important that New Zealand continues to lead the way as a responsible, proactive, and engaged global participant. This bill will enable New Zealand to ratify RCEP and be part of the agreement and to see the benefits from it. I commend this bill to the House.