So our long history of independent foreign policy is, in effect, hampered by those veto powers. Of course, we would be very cautious in using these matters, taking care to consider the geopolitical scenario, and would only use them in extremely limited circumstances. But it's important that we do have that tool available to us. Our Government should have the ability to make choices to sanction individuals in circumstances which are contrary to the best interests of our country and against our values and our system of Government, while minimising the consequential effect on the wider population. It is recognised that, in many cases, the practical impact of sanctions imposed by New Zealand would be limited by our comparatively small size and our geographic isolation, and the recognition of the fact that we are a small trading nation who is reliant on trade with many countries around the world.