The bill clearly has a focus on the Asia-Pacific region, and that is something that is important to all New Zealanders. The focus on Asia—the focus, for me, particularly on the Pacific region—is significant, and historically, we have had arrangements—whether it be a treaty of friendship with our Pacific neighbour, whether it's around, you know, self-governing and free association, there are still options there, as well. What this bill seeks to do is indicate some amendments to the United Nations Act of 1946. Now, that is a significant piece of legislation in time. I'm not suggesting that we should not seek to amend legislation that is historical, but what I am suggesting is that there needs to be a really good reason as to why we would seek to do that. 