The reason I wanted to raise this is because if we want a piece of legislation that reinforces the UN system, reinforces the multilateral system, we think that we should be trying to operationalise that in the text of the bill itself, not just drawing attention to the component where it is dysfunctional and where it isn't working. After all, as I said in my first reading speech, it's the Security Council dysfunction that has been used as an excuse by any number of countries, some of which we would regard as close friends and allies and deep trading partners to, essentially, opt out of the UN system and the multilateral system at all and do their own thing where they have wanted to. That's exactly the kind of the thing that we don't want to see more of. What we do want to see more of is New Zealand acting in concert with the international community and that should be our threshold; not a negative threshold of that system failing. So there was that point. I just wanted to endorse the words that the Hon Phil Twyford just made in his contribution just now, as well, where he also made explicit reference to the General Assembly.