We need to say to Vladimir Putin: he is frozen out, the walls are going up, and we will not accept him in this world, so long as his actions are unacceptable. And I say, "Good on you." to Fonterra saying, "Sorry, we're not going to sell to you. We don't share your values." I say, "Good on you." to our allies around the world who've said, "Sorry, no more banking system, because we don't share those values." And that is why it is so critical that I join with the call of the National leader that New Zealand has the legal ability to join in implementing similar sanctions at a parliamentary level. This is a Government that will go into urgency in this Parliament at the drop of a hat—doesn't even have to be urgent. If there was ever a time to use urgency, then passing autonomous sanctions legislation—that's the time to use urgency right now. And that's what we should be doing, so we can join in that moral movement against this Government of Vladimir Putin.