The truth is it hasn't worked out so well over the last 15 years since the great financial crisis. Democracy around the world is practised by fewer people, with less enthusiasm. And that makes for a more dangerous world for a country like New Zealand. That is why we need to reflect strongly on our values, our place in the world, and how we behave at times of crisis such as this. That's why we should be putting the walls up and freezing them out and giving ourselves the legal ability to do so. That's why we should be welcoming those who have family connections in New Zealand to the Ukraine without question, the way the European countries are, and if we were to do those things, then we could say that we are at the forefront of the moral reaction that is putting Vladimir Putin in his place and giving the Russian people the courage to put him there too. Thank you, Mr Speaker.