To quickly wrap up—as I'm aware of time—we also heard about what work police had done after March 15th. The select committee acknowledged and thanked the police for their work in responding to the March 15th terror attack on Christchurch mosques, and the police had stated that the royal commission had recommended that the police improve the way they record crimes where hate is a motivating factor. In response to this, police discussed how they developed new strategies. One in particular, Te Raranga, or The Weave, is to better help coordinate and respond to hate crime and hate incidents. We heard that police are also strengthening the engagement with ethnic communities through a joint Māori, Pacific, and ethnic focus forum. I will enable further discussion around these areas by enabling members to ask questions. 