Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Mālō e lelei, Mr Speaker. Can I please start my contribution by acknowledging the community of West Auckland after the attack of last Friday. It was a horrific and horrendous attack, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families and the community, and the emergency service workers who attended to that incident last Friday afternoon. As the Prime Minister has said on Friday and in subsequent opportunities, in terms of an immigration sense, and, as the Minister of Immigration, I say that everything was done, every possibility was looked at, in order to try and detain and deport the individual, but that was frustrated by the process around the appeal of his refugee status. Again, I would like to reinforce the message that the Deputy Prime Minister gave, which was that if anyone from that community or from the whānau and friends of victims needs support, there is support available. He mentioned the 1737 line and also Victim Support. So I would reiterate that that support is there for those who may still be feeling the effects of the events of last Friday.