So I think that this bill, enabling the process to kick off sooner, is the right thing to do. It gives reassurance to our communities across New Zealand, who are still reeling from those days we witnessed back on March 15, to know that we will take every action possible to not leave ourselves open to such an attack again in the future. By having this review under way, and taking quick action and not leaving it to sit for another year on the books, shows a dedication and a commitment to making New Zealand a safer place where all people feel free to practise their culture and religion as they choose to do so, without any fear, because that is the wrong thing to have in this country. Therefore, I would like to commend this bill to the House.