And I'd like to stand in support of those brave Ukrainians—many of whom only 96 hours ago were shopping and had in their hands their iPhone, looking at Instagram—now dug into trenches around their city defending their home with a military weapon. It is the most extraordinary display of grit and courage from those people—from their leader—and a display of what people are prepared to do to defend their home, to defend their freedom, and we are proud to stand with them and feel we should be doing more to support them, because no country has more to lose than New Zealand when a rules-based, values-based international order is lost and thuggery takes its place. If others are standing up—and they are, in the most extraordinary way, right around the world—to the kind of thuggery exhibited by Vladimir Putin, we, as a small nation, with a history of being right and taking moral stands on global issues of the day, should be right beside them.