On the subject of the triple lock, if I may digress briefly, mention has been made that in certain circumstances missions the Government believes to be desirable may be blocked by the veto of a permanent member of the Security Council. This is to be regretted. It is long past time that this subject be revisited and that we debate all aspects of the triple lock and, on a wider front, reform of the UN Security Council. These, too, are arguments for another day because this debate is about Liberia.