I wish that we had had standing legislation that would allow us to be in a position of having gone to that position two weeks ago when, with respect to the Government, they were saying that we didn't need that, that there were other methods that could be used. The Prime Minister, as little as a week and a half ago, was insisting on that. But I do respect the fact that Nanaia Mahuta has engaged with other countries' Foreign Ministers and has come home to New Zealand and said, "Right, we need to do this." That is a mark, I think, of leadership and I acknowledge her for that. 