As this House has already done today, it is always important to come back to the people who are foremost in our minds, and that is the innocent victims, the innocent shoppers who were confronted with a most violent and extreme act of terror on Friday afternoon. We bear that in mind. But, in the end, it is for this House using its deliberative function, using the intellect and talent assembled within us, as we consider these important issues—very important issues of national security—that bear upon our freedoms, that bear upon our human rights, but ultimately are there about affording us protection as a nation, to think carefully about what new and next steps we take in light of Friday's horrific act. I'm confident this House will do that. 