This bill provides New Zealand with an opportunity to respond, to join the rest of the global community in doing what we can to put meaningful pressure on Russia and those who run its Government, those who run its economy, to bring home to that country, to its political leadership and to the elites in its society that the conduct of Russia in global affairs, and particularly in relation to its war on Ukraine, is simply unacceptable. This gives us the means to do that. But we should also acknowledge that, in doing this, this is a significant departure from our foreign policy—our consensus foreign policy—that we have operated under for many years. We can have an independent foreign policy, and we do, and subscribe to the international institutions that are part of a stable world order. That is what we have subscribed to. As a small country, and therefore a vulnerable country, the international institutions that provide for peace and stability and the good conduct of international relations are absolutely vital.