So what are some examples of that? I'll come to those in a minute. But, firstly, let me just say that if a country can't sanction another country, then surely it can bring down some autonomous sanctions against individuals, against regimes, or against entities, where their assets might be frozen, their services dispensed with, their ability to enter this country denied, any interaction with them by citizens of this country also put into the "can't do" list. And these are circumstances where it may be that the Minister of Foreign Affairs decides that there is a threat to the stability of the Indo-Pacific area and that there is a necessity for us to make a very tangible statement and action and bring down sanctions against some particular individual.