Hon DAVID PARKER: Well, that's not the problem with the Autonomous Sanctions Bill. The problem with the Autonomous Sanctions Bill is that it has wider ramifications than Russia, as we discussed yesterday. So if there is to be a wider autonomous sanctions bill, we as a Government would want to consider whether it should be broader than the member's bill, because his bill currently excludes foreign interference, cyber-security issues, and human rights concerns such as Magnitsky sanctions, none of which are in the ambit of his bill but would need to be considered in wider legislation.