I just wanted to turn to one particular aspect—which is a bit oblique in terms of New Zealand's role in this, but—it is that around the world, the sanctions regime is a bit slow when it comes to oil and gas. I noticed that today the UK and the US have said that they will be phasing out the imports from Russia of oil and gas. I do want to say that those countries that are importing oil and gas and other fossil fuels from Russia are essentially helping to bankroll Putin's war effort, even whilst they may be applying financial and other forms of sanction on Vladimir Putin and his regime. That is, of course, Putin's plan: to get countries hooked on the energy exports that are available from Russia. This really should be the very best excuse for countries to finally wean themselves off what is an incredibly volatile, risky form of energy and to move very quickly to domestic energy systems, enhance their own energy independence and security, and—by the way—clean up their emissions output.