Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Lead Coordination Minister for the Government's Response to the Royal Commission's Report into the Terrorist Attack on the Christchurch Mosques): Al salam alaikum, Mr Speaker. Monday marked two years since the horrific attack on New Zealanders gathered in peaceful worship in Christchurch. It was an attack on all of us, but it was particularly an attack on the Muslim community. In response to the recommendations of the royal commission of inquiry, and following engagement with faith and ethnic communities, the Government last week announced the following: an Implementation Oversight Advisory Group, to ensure a timely, effective, and accountable implementation of the Government's response to the royal commission's report. Next, a Collective Impact Board, that will enable affected whānau of the 15 March victims to guide and advise on services to support their long-term recovery needs. Next, a boosted Safer Communities Fund, with $3.255 million available, to provide a broader range of communities with funding to upgrade and implement security measures. Next, the Ethnic and Faith Community Engagement Response Fund, to help minority ethnic and faith communities engage with the Government to inform it on its response to the royal commission's report. And finally, the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme, which will create employment opportunities for graduates and build the diversity of knowledge and experience within the public sector.