Lastly, on the approach to autonomous sanctions, it's my strong view that we do need to take New Zealanders with us, because applying sanctions, imposing sanctions, has a two-way impact, and we do need to consider that. We do need to consult with the public around the implications to what they may export anywhere in the world if we were to invoke a sanctions regime. We do need to be cognisant of some of the things that they're concerned about, but also civil society, because the humanitarian aspect of an autonomous sanctions regime is certainly a key aspect of what New Zealand would want to see in a successful piece of legislation that is more enduring than this targeted approach right now. So I'm pleased to be able to offer a brief reflection on second reading.