Under this bill, New Zealand authorities will have the power to freeze assets held in New Zealand to prevent people and companies from moving their money and assets to New Zealand to escape sanctions and to stop superyachts, ships, and aircraft from entering our waters and our airspace, among other measures. These are serious sanctions and they reflect New Zealand's strong stand against breaches of international law. That is what the Russian invasion of Ukraine represents: a breach of international law and a breach of the principles of sovereignty. So we implement these sanctions in lock step with our allies, all of whom are similarly alarmed that an invasion is occurring. The people of Ukraine not only have a right to govern their own country as they see fit, to live free from the aggression of a larger neighbour, but the people of Ukraine also have the right to enjoy peace—and so too do the people of Russia; they have a right to enjoy peace and they are not personally responsible for the actions of their leaders. That is why these sanctions and the sanctions imposed by our allies are targeted against, in the words of our Prime Minister, those who are responsible for or are associated with the Ukraine invasion or who are of economic or strategic relevance to Russia, include oligarchs. We must not allow New Zealand to become a safe haven, so to speak, for their assets or those persons. We must pass this bill that signals our outrage.