Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine violates international law. The principle of territorial integrity and sovereignty underpins international order. In this case, a bespoke Act of this kind enables New Zealand to join other countries in imposing sanctions on Russia, and it's necessary. While this Act is targeted at Russia's invasion of Ukraine, sanctions are not limited to just Russia. It also enables us to respond to those States or individuals who might help Russia in their aggression against Ukraine, like Belarus. As I've said in this House in the debate last night, consideration of a comprehensive autonomous sanctions regime including Magnitsky provisions and human rights requires fuller consideration and consultation with stakeholders, and it's my intention to progress work in this space.