Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Since the Russia Sanctions Act was passed on 9 March, officials have worked at pace to introduce sanctions on this individuals and entities responsible for Russia's illegal war in Ukraine. Five rounds of sanctions have been introduced, and over 700 Russian individuals and entities are now covered by the full suite of New Zealand's economic and travel sanctions. This includes Vladimir Putin and the senior leadership of his security council; all 170 members of the Upper House of Russia's Parliament; 36 oligarchs and close family with close ties and influence with the Russian Government; 19 financial institutions in total; and 24 entities, including weapons makers and Donbas militia groups. On top of this, New Zealand has put a 35 percent tariff on Russian imports across the board. The scale and pace of these sanctions is unprecedented for New Zealand. It shows our complete commitment to supporting the global effort to pressure Russia to end this illegal war.