Hon ANDREW LITTLE: No—and two parts to my response to that question. First of all, we've established the Collective Impact Board in Christchurch, which was one of the recommendations of the royal commission, and that is about ensuring that the various forms of support that can be provided by Government agencies continues to be provided and is coordinated and is overseen by a group that includes representatives of the victims' families and the wider Muslim community. And I just make this point: that member's question I would take a little more seriously if the Green Party had actually sent along just one representative to one of the 33 hui that we held earlier this year to engage not only with the Muslim community in Christchurch and around New Zealand but every other ethnic community.