So I don't get what I hear from the other side of the House—that we sort of attack the international institutions even when they're found to be wanting, as they are in this instance; that somehow we abandon all that and we kind of throw caution to the wind, and an independent foreign policy means that we have no meaningful relationships with other countries. I just say too that previous Governments have had the opportunity to introduce autonomous sanctions legislation. The previous Government did consider it at the time of Russia's last invasion into Ukraine, when it annexed the Crimean Peninsula, but it decided not to. It had a majority. It could have done, but it did not do so, because it was as conscious as this Government is of the consensus that has governed foreign relations and the way this country governs its foreign relations.