The Indonesian Cabinet is also a genuine attempt at achieving a better balance of representation across Indonesia. It is early days yet, and we shall continue closely to review the situation. In Brussels last week, we made it clear that if there were a return to the kind of episodes seen in East Timor, there would be a case for reconsidering the arms embargo. I stress that it is not the case, as has been suggested, that there are no limits on arms sales to Indonesia. When my right hon.
Friend makes an important point.
We have reflected on the honour killings in several representations that we made to Pakistan under its previous regime, and for some time. It will continue to be a major issue of concern in our dealings with that country. Set against that, the coming or going of a military Government in Pakistan is perhaps less important than it would be elsewhere. Surely, those fundamental problems of Pakistan must be sorted out first. Gentleman raises a number of very important issues, which are indeed of concern to the Government.