Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Kia ora, e te Mana Whakawā. Thank you—and a pleasure to rise and speak on this bill. I really want to make a brief contribution, making two points. The first point is that, obviously, the use of the powers in this bill are very much a matter of last resort, and our first resort should always be to strengthen our communities and to make sure that we have an inclusive community which makes extremism—which pushes it out and really strangles and suffocates those thoughts that can lead to the horrific attacks that we've seen here in New Zealand in recent times. And in that, I would commend the work done by the Christchurch Invitation, talking about reconnecting, spreading peace, and extending hospitality amongst others.