SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thanks, Madam Speaker. It's good to be moving relatively swiftly with this bill, and, a bit like the Hon Gerry Brownlee, we're looking forward to the committee stage to raise a few questions. I think I want to signal, from my side, there'll only be a couple of key questions that I want to draw out. It's going to be an interesting balance tonight between, obviously, scrutiny under urgency but making sure that the bill is passed. Because I will echo what I said in the first reading: I think there have been missed opportunities in the past for New Zealand to implement a piece of legislation like this. Again, not specific to any one country, but to adopt that autonomous sanction, or a Magnitsky-type legislation.