GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): As someone who had to work with the law a lot in life, often by the time legislation arrived, you thought, "How the heck did this happen? How was it watered down so much? How was it so weak?", and often it was because there was no context. We should be very lucky, and those that come after us should be very thankful, that we're able to pursue this legislation now even though it was ready to go before what happened in West Auckland happened, because we have the context. We don't have to wonder what might happen; we know. We've had two outrageous terrorist attacks this year, one of them where the offender was unknown, a failure of the Australian authorities, and one where everything was known; and the one thing that did come out of it was our law wasn't adequate. So this legislation, purely by luck, is actually right at the right time, the right place, and it will not be watered down.