We have proudly—and this is Governments of all stripes—looked towards multilateral sanctions to be in lock step with the international community, but that runs headlong into another longstanding multiparty piece of foreign policy, and that is our opposition to the veto at the Security Council. I can't quite remember the exact quote, but it was from Peter Fraser when he was at the San Francisco conference in 1948. He talked about: imagine having a fire brigade who had all of the fire engines and all of the water, but one member of the brigade could prevent the engine from going to the fire, and that is the situation we have with the UN Security Council and the veto. It is a ridiculous situation, heightened all the more, as Mr Brownlee pointed out just now, by the fact that this is one of the members of the Security Council who has undertaken this invasion that is a flagrant breach of international law. 