There are some opportunities in this legislation for trade sanctions, but they're not strong. In fact, the Government does not need this legislation to put trade sanctions in place against Russia. They could have done so yesterday. They could have done so last week. They could have done so at the same time that Fonterra and New Zealand dairy farmers did: two weeks ago. They could do so tonight, before this legislation goes through. I would ask them to send one more signal, along with the Parliament, to Russia: of trade sanctions, and in the strongest possible terms, as we are seeing other countries now do. The US has just announced it will no longer import oil from Russia. That will have an impact upon them. They will be shorter of oil. The prices will go up and hit consumers and families in the pocket there. The New Zealand Government has the opportunity to make a stand, and to do so quickly, not two weeks from now, following others, as we're now seeing with this legislation. 