There are 44 recommendations contained in this volume, and I am conscious of how much we must treasure each of those 44 recommendations, because those recommendations are born out of the evidence and the grief of a group of people that were prepared to retell their stories so that we in this country would never have to relive that. As a Government, we have agreed in principle with all of these, but I think it is important that we realise some of these changes have already begun, such as the gun reform. The commission report acknowledges that while there was a permissive firearms regime, that certainly was something that could have made New Zealand a more attractive location for the terrorist, and that work has already begun and is under way in this area. But some of the changes we need to make are long term, such as education. 