While the National Opposition supports the reinstatement of this business, we do express concern about the Autonomous Sanctions Bill not making the list, and the reason we do that is because New Zealand has had a strong independent foreign policy for a very long time. Certainly since 1984, it has been something that New Zealanders have been very proud of. What this bill would enable is for New Zealand to, on its own, issue sanctions where international organisations—the United Nations, particularly—have not been able to move to do so. We know that happens. Under section 41, it's not always easy to get everyone to agree on everything, and there is, of course, the sanction on the UN Security Council as well. 