We now have an opportunity to act beyond our gun laws, beyond talking about terrorism. We have had a royal commission report, and the focus of that report, beyond stopping violence, is stopping hate. We know that this was an act of terror. We know it was committed by a white supremacist. It went unchecked because police and national security here didn't see white supremacy, white nationalism, as enough of a threat, as they surveilled the Muslim community itself, as they surveilled Māori activists. We know that the SIS still continues to list any white nationalist group on its watch-list outside of the terrorist of the Christchurch mosque shootings himself. Our justice system, we know, is policing and operating on a target of Māori and Pasifika men rather than far-right violence. 