There are those who say, "Well, we should continue to support the multilateral approach.", that we should continue with the efforts of diplomacy through the United Nations and other bodies. Well, as the Minister herself has said, the United Nations Security Council arrangement with its veto available to the five permanent members leaves us in a very awkward position, and therefore it is necessary for us to have our own law that allows us to work outside that. Who would have thought that at a time when one of the five permanent members of the Security Council chooses to invade another nation without provocation, when the debate came at the United Nations about some kind of censure or sanction against that aggressor nation, the member who has perpetrated this particular act, Russia, sits in the chair at the moment of the United Nations Security Council? That is almost a comical sort of situation to be in. 