GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I want to begin by acknowledging the context that has been raised again and again in support of passing this legislation, which is the suffering of the victims of the Christchurch terror attack from almost two and a half years ago now. So we do stand here in a nation where 51 innocent lives were lost in our Muslim community, targeted because they were seen as being different, targeted because of their faith, and targeted by a white supremacist far-right nationalist terrorist. And, of course, the suffering of their family members, those that were injured, and the mental harm that went with that. So I want to centre that harm, but I also want to say, and recall, that the institutions that failed those victims that day are yet to be reformed.