Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Deputy Prime Minister): Mr Speaker, thank you very much. I want to join with colleagues from across the House in starting my speech by expressing our deep sympathies to those who were hurt during this terrorist attack. As, I think, the Leader of the Opposition noted, going out to do your supermarket shopping, this is the very, very last thing on the mind of New Zealanders, and it would have been a shocking and terrifying event for everyone involved. We are wishing those people well in their recoveries, which, thankfully, are going well at this stage, and thank all those who are supporting them, particularly the families of those who have been directly affected. This will be, again, a traumatic time for them, and we send our deepest sympathies to them as well but also to the community of West Auckland and those in and around the LynnMall. This has been a shocking event, and one where we know that there will be many people who will have been deeply, deeply concerned to have heard about it and, if they were nearby, to have experienced it.