A lot of people say, "Well, that doesn't fit a multilateral framework." Well, actually, it does; New Zealand's the outlier on a lot of this legislation, as I've said before. I did it on a podcast. Here we go: there's a shameless, shameless shout-out for my podcast, On Point. I had Tom Tugendhat on, the chair of the UK Foreign Affairs Committee. He knows, I know, the Minister knows: we're outliers. It doesn't matter if it's modern slavery, it doesn't matter if it's Magnitsky laws: we're outliers. We're not being multilateral, ultimately. And let's put it on record, too: the UN is failing. That doesn't mean we want to get rid of it—nothing like that—but it's not working, and I think a couple of people have noted that tonight around the use of the veto and so forth. 