Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to join with colleagues in expressing my aroha, my concern, and my best wishes to the victims of Friday's hideous attack, and to acknowledge and thank those people who responded. Firstly, the shoppers who put their own safety at risk to assist the victims; our first responders—police, ambulance, and our healthcare workers. Like the Deputy Prime Minister, I want to acknowledge the Countdown workers themselves. They have had a terrible few months because of that nearly equally terrible incident in Dunedin not many months ago. They've really had a tough time of it. I think this event and the events of March 15th shatter any illusions that we are a country with innocence when it comes to these matters and distance from the countries that we would watch on the television and be thankful that we didn't live in one of those countries. We are now one of those countries.