This invasion is of slim provocation. It is a war crime. It is an illegal, unlawful, and unprecedented attack on this country, and it must be resisted. I'm very pleased that we're in this House passing legislation collectively in urgency, but I would say that it is a shame that we have to come here in urgency, because there was an opportunity for the House to join together and do this earlier. This isn't being political; this isn't having a go at the Government; but it is saying that actually there were opportunities before now—and as late as last week—to pass this legislation, or legislation like this, to send a message to Russia and the Russia administration about the views of New Zealand, its Parliament, and its people. 