This is an unprovoked invasion of Ukraine by Russian military, and these actions are condemnable. As a party, and as a country, we believe in the international rules-based system, and, as a small country, we rely on it for our safety and our security. But while we support collective action under the United Nations Security Council, we have to admit that in this case, it has failed, and that is a very sad situation for anybody who believes in liberal democracy and relies on international rules-based systems for their peace and security. But although the United Nations Security Council has failed because Russia has been able to veto sanctions to itself in that system, that has not stopped other countries from condemning these actions and taking their own actions to stand up against the aggression. And we shouldn't need to be here today. We should already be on a list of countries that I will read for this House: Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and 27 States of the European Union have all passed sanctions. We have been the weakest link in the West. We should have been standing with those other countries for liberal democracy, for values of freedom, weeks ago.