We know that the United Nations Security Council itself is dysfunctional, and I think the Hon Grant Robertson referred to Peter Fraser, who, of course, at the time that the UN was being formed, argued very strongly against the veto. But the United Nations Security Council does not equal the entirety of the UN system. The General Assembly is, of course, a much wider body. It's a much more inclusive body. It's much more consensus based, and in this case, it has very strongly condemned the Russian war in the Ukraine. The concern that the dysfunction in the Security Council could be used as an excuse by countries to, kind of, essentially, do what they want, to just bypass the UN system in its entirety—and, you know, we have seen that happen before, particularly with the war on terror. So I think it is really important to us to be able to say, "No, this action is itself endorsed strongly by the UN system through the General Assembly."