The ideology that drove Friday's attacker is not one shared by any faith, any race, or any ethnicity. It is not shared by us as a nation, or any of those who choose to seek safety and rebuild their lives here. No one who calls Aotearoa home deserves to have this upended by the actions of a lone attacker who does not represent them. Aotearoa has a proud and rich history of welcoming immigrants from around the world. If we act now in any way that stigmatises our refugee or migrant communities, either as individuals or as a Government, it will serve only to fuel the same false grievances that Friday's attacker used to justify picking up a knife off a supermarket shelf and indiscriminately harming people. Marama Davidson, the Green Party, and I continue to believe that the best way to keep people safe is by solutions that are underpinned by evidence. This means acknowledging the complexities involved, working with communities, and wrapping our arms around the problem, not pushing it away.