Mr Seymour spoke of the heroes on the day; there were many of them. Firstly, all of those people who were in the mosque, who had to face the prospect of assisting others who were shot, or got shot themselves. There were the families of those victims—not only those of the deceased but also those who suffered pretty horrendous injuries as well. They were alongside, as heroes, the police, the medical people that were so good—having a trauma centre so close was, perhaps, helpful—but also I wanted to say I think the media did a very good job at that time as well. Everyone wanted to know what happened. Everyone wanted to know what was going on, and I think they handled it with remarkable respect. The Christchurch news team initially and then, later on, some of the more headline presenters from inside the networks. And it's important that they do that because, at a time when the city was facing an uncertainty over fears—was it one gunman, was it multiple gunmen etc.—it was very important that their work continue. 