Last weekend, we signed a statement with APEC economies. A third of the world's population, half of the world's trade, and we committed, firstly, to recover from COVID by ensuring the flow of vaccines and medical goods could be unhindered throughout the globe. That was a massive achievement to have that clear statement from half the world's trade, and, indeed, it will go forward. We then extended that to say that beyond COVID, we need to continue to open markets—not close them down—to international trade. The message that was going from APEC through to the World Trade Organization (WTO) at the end of this year is that we want to see the WTO be a relevant, up-to-date, and effective organisation that protects not just small countries but also big ones when it comes to trading internationally. 