will provide valuable input into that review. Conducting the review will not put on hold Australia's present trade policy priorities such as our efforts to complete the Doha Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations and the proposed trade deals with Korea, Japan, China and members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Of course, the review can have a bearing on the Government's approach to finalising some of these and other agreements. But it won't stall them. It will bring policy coherence to our negotiations. And it will reaffirm Labor's commitment to ongoing trade liberalisation designed to lock in and increase prosperity and jobs in Australia, and around the world.