Today, I'm not only speaking to you and to the House as a member of Parliament, but also as a Muslim who sat there in horror and grief. I felt any sense of security I had in our country disappear on that fateful day. In our attempt to debate the counter-terrorism legislation bill today, we must not forget to remember why this bill is being introduced into the House in the first place. The Minister went into details, I am not going to go into that, but the royal commission of inquiry into the terrorist attacks on Christchurch clearly came up with the 44 recommendations, which this Government proudly accepted and agreed, in principle, to implement—particularly number 18, which recommended our Government review legislation related to the counter-terrorism efforts, including the Terrorism Suppression Act of 2002 and the Intelligence Security Act 2017.