I think as it was with Aziz in 1996, it was with our Tūhoe whānau in 2007, who were also under surveillance. The 2001 September 11 attack happened and because America declared a war on terrorism, we promptly followed and enacted the Terrorism Suppression Act in 2002. Apparently, the apparatus of the State didn't have anything to do so they started spying on Māori activists. So, as it was with Aziz in 1996 and with our Tūhoe whānau in 2007, it was the same with our Muslim whānau in 2019, because the apparatus of the State was spying on Muslim whānau. I think it's really important that we do not compartmentalise these separate events, but we need to look at them as a trend over time. Where are these priorities coming from? Where are these priorities coming from over this period of time from the time of the SIS going through Aziz Choudry's house, to the time of when the apparatus of the State was watching Tūhoe activists, to the time when they should have been watching white supremacists; instead they were spying on Muslim whānau.