Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Lead Coordination Minister for the Government's Response to the Royal Commission's Report into the Terrorist Attack on the Christchurch Mosques): Al salam alaikum, Mr Speaker. We're at the start of a long process in terms of implementing the royal commission's recommendations, but I can report to the House that significant progress has been made to date. This has focused mainly on three key areas: supporting our diverse communities, tackling harmful behaviour and discrimination, and keeping New Zealand safe and inclusive. In this respect, I can report, for example, that we have established Kāpuia, the Implementation Oversight Advisory Group, which had its first meeting last week. We've established the Collective Impact Board, that operates from Christchurch and provides ongoing support to victims of the mosque attacks. We held He Whenua Taurikura, New Zealand's first hui on countering terrorism and violent extremism. My colleague the Hon Priyanka Radhakrishnan launched last week the establishment of the Ministry for Ethnic Communities, and next week we'll also see the Ethnic Communities Graduate Programme kicking off with a first cohort, and the New Zealand Police have established Te Raranga, The Weave programme for reporting hate-motivated crime. All of this is alongside a range of other measures, including reviews of legislation, as recommended by the royal commission.