Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Firstly, I want to note that we know the release of the report today is a difficult and stressful time for our Muslim community, and I know they will be in the minds of all of the members of this House as we debate the report. Immediately after the attack, we, obviously, as the member knows, took swift action to ban military-style semi-automatic and assault rifles through stronger gun laws, and took action to prevent stockpiling. The royal commission report itself notes that these changes have addressed a number of issues that the commission identified. More generally, the Government accepts the findings of its report and agrees, in principle, to all recommendations. Implementing some of the recommendations will require further consideration. On many elements, we expect to undertake consultation with members of this House in order to reach consensus. There are, however, a number of areas where we can give an initial response: Andrew Little has been appointed as coordinating Minister for the ongoing work programme; the establishment of a ministry for ethnic communities to support and strengthen the work programme around social cohesion, which will be in conjunction with the Ministry of Social Development; the establishment of a national centre of excellence which brings together academia, civil society, and Government to research radicalisation and violent extremism; amending the Terrorism Suppression Act to strengthen counter-terrorism legislation. As I said, this is not a comprehensive list and I do expect there will be plenty of debate and dialogue in this House as we work to form consensus where we can.