An Aotearoa that is built on decency, compassion, and kindness stands in direct contrast to the belief of Friday's attacker. Strengthening those foundations is the best possible way to prevent future violence and radicalisation, and to promote inclusion and equality. Let me join with the Minister by saying that the thoughts of Marama Davidson and me, and the rest of the Green Party, are with those who were harmed in Friday's attack. I imagine that the grief and the worry that they and their families must be feeling right now is beyond description. Our hearts are broken too, but we are here for you. Our thoughts are also with the local community, who I can only imagine are confused and worried. We stand with you and we are here to support you. We also owe a debt of gratitude to those who responded at the scene; to the staff and the shoppers who were there at the time, going about their lives, picking up a few bits for the weekend or to provide for their families; to the police, who were on hand to move everyone to safety and to prevent further harm; to the doctors and to the nurses who are working, day and night, to care for those who are injured. Looking after each other is part of who we are, and it is a value that runs through our Government and our institutions, a system where people are looked after as we would want our own loved ones to be cared for.