I just want to go into this Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Legislation Bill at second reading. I wasn't on the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee. I've always seen myself, funnily enough, as a bit of a foreign affairs spokesman, or even a trade Minister, and I've noticed in my time in this House that most of them are never here. I guess that's a sign of someone who's actually supposed to be working for New Zealand overseas, and, of course, in recent times that's changed a little because it's become much more difficult to travel. But I do remember Ministers McCully and Groser—I don't know whether Tim Groser even knew who I was, and I'm sure McCully didn't—and I don't think they were ever in New Zealand. So that's the sign of the commitment that's needed to be a trade Minister or to negotiate these kinds of deals. 