I get that when you're in Government you like to do things your own way, but, actually, when challenged with this last week in question time, David Parker, on behalf of the Minister of Foreign Affairs—well, he was Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time—said that the Autonomous Sanctions Bill that had been before Parliament, that could have been adopted last week and would achieve exactly the same as this legislation in so far as Russia is concerned—David Parker, speaking as Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, said that the legislation that Gerry Brownlee had before the House, that he tried to move so that we could adopt it last week, was lacking in the areas of cyber-security and humanitarian issues. Well, this legislation does not deal with cyber-security or humanitarian issues at all, and so I think all this was was the Government last week not wanting to move forward in the way of cooperation in the House that we are now seeing by all parties in supporting this legislation. It was about actually wanting to take the weekend to bring something forward and show that they are doing it.