One of the things that the Hon Gerry Brownlee also mentioned was in reference to bringing the General Assembly into the operative part of the bill. I know we will have an opportunity in the committee of the whole House to get into this a bit further but he did raise it in his comments in this reading where he said that the existing clause 8 already has adequate provision for the Minister to be able to consider thresholds. I understand his point. The challenge that we've got is, essentially, what it refers to—or what it does actually refer to—is the absence of sufficient United Nations Security Council action, which draws attention to the part the UN system that is dysfunctional rather than drawing attention to the part of that is functional, which is the General Assembly. As I said in my first reading speech, it's the General Assembly that is the much more inclusive consensus-based body and it has condemned, in the strongest possible way, the war that Russia is committing on its neighbour Ukraine.