Then there is the interesting comment, also from the Minister, that there are economic and trade considerations. Well, I would like to see those explained. I'd like to see why New Zealand's foreign policy, its independent foreign policy, is constrained by economic and trade concerns. What does that mean? It means that the Government has made a conscious trade-off between making statements about things that we consider important as a nation and the dollars that come into this country. Now, that might make sense, but you can't then say that, actually, we're very good at getting alongside countries, very good at getting alongside individuals and using our vast range of diplomatic skills to negotiate through different problems, if there is no addressing of what the problem is.