But the situation that presents itself at the moment is a difficult one for the entire world. As soon as Mr Putin brought out the nuclear card and made a suggestion that he may not hesitate to use that sort of weaponry—that put the whole world on notice. So we have a situation here where, while military intervention might be something people call for, might be something that people wish was happening, we should recognise that New Zealand is not in a position to participate in that sort of action unless it is partnering alongside someone else, and that's just not on the cards at the moment. So that leaves us in a position of having to try and cripple the Russian economy to make the cost of waging this war so hard on the Russian regime and, frankly, on Russian people who support that regime, and we can only do that through a range of sanctions. 