But hurried though that has been in response to the human tragedy unfolding in the Ukraine, we have had a period to carefully consider some of the provisions. And in particular, clause 8 of the bill as it came forward has been subject to some remedial work involving the Government. My own officials were concerned to make sure that that clause 8 empowering provision as to when sanctions can apply or what is the purpose of those sanctions was made clearer than it was in the original draft. In the short time available, we've also reached out to the Privacy Commissioner and to the New Zealand Law Society, both of whom have had input into the legislation, and I think it is improved as a consequence. And it may be that that is an issue that members want to discuss with the Minister of Foreign Affairs when she is in the chair for the committee stage of this bill, because it does go to the core of how far down the administration these sanctions can reach.