There has been—and can be expected—much condemnation of the executions from all around the world. Since most of the recent condemnation has also been directed at the coup, with a strong recommendation for the restoration of democracy, the coming meetings will be all the more important. The question now has to be: what more can be done, and what can New Zealand particularly do, to work alongside other nations that have similar concerns, particularly the Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN), as mentioned by the Minister, so that the 55 million Burmese who want to return to democracy can live freely in their own country?