So on so many different fronts, the invasion of Ukraine, and the way that the Russians are prosecuting this war, they are driving a bus through international humanitarian law and so many of the things that we in New Zealand have worked for and treasure in the international community. These rules and institutions, they matter. We rely on them not only when conflict occurs but also to reduce tensions and stop war in the first place, and that's why it's so important that the country comes together and this House comes together to pass this sanctions bill that will tell President Putin, alongside the great majority of countries of the international community, that his actions will have real and severe consequences. 