More effort from both the public and private sectors towards promoting free trade
Ensure that foreign policy puts more weight on improving relationships with our traditional allies and our most important trading partners in the Asia-Pacific region
Achieve free trade for New Zealand, seek to negotiate a free trade agreement with the United States, and support the WTO's endeavours in respect of free trade

Trade agreements must respect democracy and sovereignty, and promote good international governance
Human rights and labour standards must be respected, and good global citizenship promoted
Work towards the development of an International Trading Organisation and regional trading agreements that respect and uphold international labour and environmental agreements
Review existing World Trade Organisation and other trade treaty commitments and limit or roll back their application where these are not consistent with exercising positive sovereignty

Take a lead role in the Doha round negotiations, in particular to obtain a fair trading environment for agricultural exporting nations
Promote other multilateral, regional and bilateral trade deals
Increase funding for New Zealand Trade and Enterprise to expand and diversify exports
More closely integrate external trade strategy with domestic economic development by enhancing cooperation between NZTE, the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Increase efforts at the World Trade Organization
Rekindle the momentum of APEC
Push on with existing bilateral negotiations and pursue others

Provide the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade with adequate resources to promote New Zealand's trade interests internationally
Focus on facilitating NZ's trading performance: seeking improved trade access, developing emerging markets, and promoting industries where there is a clear competitive advantage

Support free trade and embrace free trade agreements and pacts where there is a reasonable opportunity for New Zealand to benefit
Explore the benefits of a common currency with Australia
Ensure that the government meets the full cost of measures arising from the international war on terrorism as a "defence of the realm" issue without new imposts on New Zealand-based exporters and importers
Establish an Export Licensing Authority to administer any coercive powers delegated by Parliament relating to international trade and surpluses
Fully support regular international and regional meetings, and support a bid for New Zealand to host the World Trade Expo within the next ten years