New Zealand's position, as I mentioned before, is that we're not looking for a plan B for TPP. The ratification period is there. If the signatories, or some signatories, don't complete their processes within that two-year period, TPP can still enter into force when those that are ready have ratified it. Of course, we know that needs to be at least six countries and it needs to be 85% of the total trade, which has to include Japan and the U.S.
In any case, our position, as I've said before, is we're not looking for a plan B on TPP at this point. However, that said, TPP is not the only game in town. We do have other options, other FTAs that we're negotiating.