Just in the remaining time, I don't want to be party political, fundamentally, about this. I think it is right on something of this significance—the protection of New Zealanders—that we don't dredge up the past and say, "Well, they did this." or "They didn't do that.", or "We did this." and "We didn't do that." But I would make a couple of points that I think are important. The first is to commend the leadership of Judith Collins and Mark Mitchell. On this side of the House, there is new spokesperson for counter-terrorism in Mark Mitchell, and I'm sure in a different world where we didn't have level 4 going to level 3 in Auckland, Mark Mitchell would have given a fine contribution to this debate. He has real experience and expertise on the ground internationally on these issues, and a credibility, I think, that it's hard to fault.