Yes. Thanks very much for that question, Mr. Chair.
I'd also like to take the opportunity of having the floor to respond to the earlier question about the removal of Russia from the Security Council. That is a move that would require two-thirds of the General Assembly, as Ambassador Rae said, but also ratification by all permanent members of the Security Council, so it would require that Russia agree to its own removal from the Security Council. I just wanted to clarify the charter rules there.
The answer to your question is, yes, we are very actively engaging in the General Assembly with a view to building the broadest possible support for a resolution in the General Assembly, of which we are co-drafters within the core group, and to shrink the diplomatic support on which President Putin has been able to draw in the broader community. We are looking for positive votes and we are working [Technical difficulty—Editor].