We should never forget those 51 who lost their lives, those victims who survived but continue to carry injuries for their rest of their lives, and those who survived them and deserve our sympathy and condolences, but we should also honour our police force who were on the scene and apprehended the offender as rapidly as they could under those circumstances. We should, most certainly, honour those medics who were first to the scene, and those hospital heroes who worked so hard to help those who had been injured in these brutal attacks. And we should bear in mind all of the good things that were on display in the New Zealand character and society in the days after our nation's tragedy. 