The royal commission recommended that all legislation related to the counter-terrorism effort, including the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 and the Intelligence and Security Act 2017, is reviewed in order to ensure that it's current and enables our security services to properly monitor and supress threats of terrorism. It is clear that the events on March 15 2019 illustrated a present need to make sure that the laws that govern the agencies tasked to keep us safe remain up to date, provide the right checks and balances, and allow for agencies to respond to the ever-changing threats to our way of life. What's more, the report from the royal commission did highlight areas of concern within the security agencies. People who wish to inflict terrorism on our communities are constantly changing their methods and their tactics, and the way that we respond also needs to be in kind with updated methods and tactics.