INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): It's a pleasure to speak again on the Intelligence and Security (Review) Amendment Bill. I have already spoken and so I don't wish to repeat the points that I made or that have been made in this House today regarding the technical nature of the bill. I would like to emphasise, though, that even though it is a technical bill, which moves forward the date of the review from 22 September next year to 1 July this year, that will have a really big impact on many communities—those communities in New Zealand who feel vulnerable as a result of the actions that happened, those heinous actions, in the mosque attacks, or, in fact, other actions that have made some of our Māori population feel insecure as well. I don't wish to repeat too much about the story from my electorate—the fact that the terrorist from the mosque attacks lived there. What I will say is that my constituents are feeling really good in the knowledge that we are bringing the dates forward and that we are in action and delivering on our promises in relation to the royal commission.