It's really important today, and now at this time, perhaps more than recent times, where the Greens want to ensure a vision and a narrative for peaceful, collective action that explicitly rejects violence and aggression is put up above all of the noise that we have been hearing, as one of the most important parts of our kaupapa and the heart of Aotearoa that it can offer to all of us and around the world. The Green Party has always had a long history of actively supporting non-violence and working for collective action and totally rejecting aggression, working towards justice. We can see today why it is so important that disagreement is resolved peacefully, democratically, and in good faith. It is so important that we see conflict resolved in a way that restores our collective confidence in each other and in our systems, and especially in a way that restores everyone's support to prioritise public health and collective wellbeing. 