Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I reject the premise of the member's question that we are not standing with other international counterparts. We very much are. You'll see they've introduced export restrictions, as we have. They have introduced travel bans, as we have. We were an early mover on humanitarian assistance, as we often are. Where there perhaps are differences are, for instance, where countries have made moves through SWIFT—that is not something that New Zealand has a contribution to make, given the way that system works; the freezing of Russia's central bank assets; or bans on exports to Russia that extend beyond dual-use goods. That includes aircraft and oil refinery equipment or, for instance, freezing, for example, Nord Stream 2. So you'll see that where there has been a difference in approach by countries, it's often been because they have a very targeted area which would be impactful for Russia that perhaps is less so for us. That does not mean that there isn't more we can do, and we already are exploring a targeted piece of law.