National takes terrorism very seriously. We perceive ourselves as a party of security and law and order, and that's why we have recently made the Hon Mark Mitchell, MP for Whangaparāoa, spokesperson in this area—someone with deep expertise and experience, in arenas like Afghanistan and Iraq and other places; with a real knowledge about these issues. He would have, I know, desperately liked to have been here today to talk about this bill. He has a first-hand knowledge of these issues in a way I don't and, I suspect, really, any other member in this Parliament does either. But that creation of his role is a sense with which we as a responsible large party want to do the right thing, the responsible thing, around security and law and order. And I acknowledge, actually, we're not the only party in Parliament that does that in Government. The Labour Party has brought this bill to the House.