The Hon Nanaia Mahuta raised the point of the rules-based international order and well established international rules and norms. Those are matters of great importance. She also noted that an autonomous sanctions regime would be a matter of last resort. I largely don't disagree, or in fact, I don't disagree with most of what she said. However, unfortunately, the Labour Government, by voting down this, removes the ability to have that last resort. In effect, the Hon Gerry Brownlee has passed the ball to Labour, and Labour, rather than carrying the ball forward and improving gaps they have identified, as they see it, in the legislation, have rather kicked the ball to touch, and that is deeply disappointing.