I have reviewed, obviously, the work of the royal commission into the massacre in Christchurch of 18 months ago. The royal commission was very clear that we need to have a separate counter-terrorism agency. We haven't heard from the Government as to what progress, if any, has to be made on that. We have agencies involved in intelligence, we have agencies such as Police that are involved in law enforcement, and we have other agencies such as the Department of Corrections who have input into this. But when I come to the terrorist in New Lynn, Samsudeen, it is a question that needs to be asked as to why he had the Crown not opposing his bail, and, in fact, being party to an application to bail for him before this incident happened. So these are questions that I have asked the Prime Minister to hold a public inquiry on. This does not meet the threshold for a royal commission such as the Christchurch massacres, but this does need to have questions asked and answered.