A lot of discussion has been raised about our broader stance—our broader stance in terms of multilateralism. I too believe that there is an important role for multilateralism, and we need to strengthen the institutions of the United Nations. The UN Charter must be fit for purpose for this time, as well as the discussion around the role of the United Nations Security Council and the right of veto. We hold fast to long-held views here—certainly on this side of the House—that the veto that can be exercised can be counterproductive, and in this instance that has been shown to be true. 