This bill would establish a framework for implementing sanctions by New Zealand in response to the aggressive acts and the breaches of international law by Russia. And it would do a few things—and I don't want to go into a huge amount of detail, but it would establish this framework to impose and enforce the sanctions on persons, assets, and services; it would provide the ability to prohibit or restrict imports or exports to and from sanctioned entities; and it would extend sanctions to persons and entities of another country where that country is providing a legal aid or assistance to Russia's military actions against the Ukraine. These are heavy measures. That is unfortunate, but they must be made for the value of democracy. We don't know how this will end. We don't know whether this war will go on for months, years, decades. But we do know that we cannot stand aside. We have to take part and stand with other countries imposing economic sanctions against Russia.