So I don't think it's appropriate to prolong this particular contribution. Can I simply say that this respects the fact that some New Zealanders suffered dreadfully because there was a lack of intelligence about what might happen. That's not a criticism of either of the services or the New Zealand Police. It is just a harsh reality that there are people in our society today who have ill will towards the rest of us, who will go about exercising their particular prejudices in a nasty way. So, while there has been terrible tragedy for the families most affected in Christchurch, a dreadful tragedy that will never leave them, there has also been a smite on our wider community. The upside of that is a greater understanding of people and a greater willingness to embrace difference, and I think that is an upside that we need to cling to.