The State has a long history of watching our communities, watching activists who stand up for social justice and the environment, and watching minorities. They watch us a lot, and yet, with all that surveillance, I feel that they still do not really see us. I think about what happened in terms of 2007, with the raids that were directed against Tūhoe in terms of the lessons learnt by the agencies; they clearly didn't learn them. In 2019, we saw that, because they were looking in the wrong direction. That was acknowledged by many submitters, and, as a reminder, the 2002 Terrorism Suppression Act was passed in response to the US war on terror. So we imported what was happening overseas to what was happening here. 