I compare that with the other terrorist in New Zealand who arrived here having been weaponised overseas, having been radicalised overseas, and it was the failure of those agencies to identify that. By the time he was here, he was intent on what he did. Compare that with here—we identified this individual, he then came into the system, and we have now become aware of the fact that he went into prison. He came out, and every part of the State—every action the State could take—was used. He leveraged the very system—the very freedoms that he was seeking to destroy—and that was actually how he ended up needing all the resources of the State to be focused where they were at that particular time.