I'm not sure the extent to which members will go to other aspects of the bill, but I would just like to cover off in my final remarks of the second reading that I think having a public register going forward into a fuller and broader autonomous sanctions regime will be one of the aspects of a New Zealand approach to a sanctions regime that will give the public greater confidence in the way that we are seeking to not only form sanctions but actually be transparent about who the sanctions apply to. I'm glad that we have that opportunity to include a public register in this legislation, and it will be a small but useful step going forward when we consider the more broad aspect of autonomous sanctions.