The second group of people I want to note are the Ukrainian community in New Zealand. We have a number of people of both Ukrainian extraction and more recent migrants in New Zealand, not as many as some other countries like Canada and so on, but enough for us to be really aware of the impact that this is having on the Ukrainian diaspora around the world. I want to take the time in this House now to acknowledge particularly those whose loved ones either have had to move and have had to shift and who have been directly affected by bombing, but also just the stress that goes with knowing that your family members are under attack in the way they are. I want the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian people in New Zealand to know that the Government—and indeed, I am sure, this House—is standing with them at this very, very difficult time. 