So in the absence of always being able to rely on multilateral sanctions, that does beg the question of autonomous sanctions. But it is important that New Zealand makes its own decisions about that and that we create, if we choose to, a law in that way that is very much cognisant of our circumstances and our place in the world, and the role that we play in upholding our independent foreign policy. So I think it's an issue worthy of debate, but I don't think it would be the right decision today to try to put in place a wide-scale autonomous sanctions regime without having done the rest of that work. 