So let me come back to the last question that Mr Simon O'Connor raised, which is what is the approach in terms of the Magnitsky type of model. It's my intention to steward through in the coming weeks—and it has always been a process for me—an approach to looking at our human rights tool kit and, within that context, where an autonomous sanctions regime would best fit. We would firmly locate human rights at the core of that approach, alongside the rest of the tool kit that New Zealand has available to it, but we would also modernise the way in which these sanctions can apply. The other key aspect to that approach is it would enable a fuller round of consultation and engagement, both with those who may be impacted but also from civil society, the legal fraternity, and the banking fraternity, in a more fulsome way. That will help develop that legislation. 