In that debate, the Minister representing the Government, Nigel Adams, said the United Kingdom Government would not declare a genocide is taking place, saying that is the role of a properly competent court. Many speakers in that debate argued that no such court hearing is possible given the alleged perpetrators will not allow access to the Xinjiang region. I'll turn to those arguments later. The fact is that the British Parliament had a debate about genocide. Here in New Zealand, other parties, who have the power of veto, would not allow this debate to proceed if the motion mentioned genocide. It's important for people to know how we got to debating the motion before us today. I started with the same motion as the British, then had to dilute it and soften it to gain the approval of New Zealand's governing party.