I think we also have to think about prioritisation, as well. Our intelligence and security agencies need to have a focus on not just the very real threats in our real life but also these cyber-attacks, as well, and ensuring that they are adequately covered, especially given recent issues with focus in the wrong areas. I was just sort of mindful of the royal commission report that came out in terms of what happened down there in Christchurch: that if we are, and if our security services and Government agencies that are responsible for cyber-security are, so fixated on the wrong people—as they were in the case of Christchurch; instead of focusing on white supremacy, they were focusing on Muslim communities, and, previously in the past, on environmental activists and Māori activists as well—then that is the sort of resource that actually could be better used and spent on protecting our vulnerable against a cyber-attack such as this.