Putin has continued on this indiscriminate course of action. As a small country, New Zealand believes strongly in the international rules-based order and the multilateral system, but this time the United Nations Security Council failed us, with Russia vetoing any UN sanctions but the United Nations General Assembly making it very clear, with a vote of 141 to 5, who condemned Russia's actions. New Zealand feels it is appropriate to pass this bill, strong in the knowledge that we are acting in line with the international community. Today's legislation allows us to step up our response to Russia's grave, unprovoked war on the Ukrainian people. It is evident that a united global approach to Russia's actions will require sustained endurance and what I have called a wall of resistance to what is a serious contravention of international law and the UN Charter that we can now see. By taking this action in this particular circumstance, New Zealand remains aligned and in-step with international partners. We'll not be used as a backdoor to circumvent others' sanctions regimes.