We need to accept that some of the policies that we've adopted haven't worked, and be prepared to say we're going to put them right. Only at that point do we come back together. It's no good calling people names. It's no good trying to toxify people. It's no good trying to blame people. What we need is dialogue and discussion about how we go forward, uniting New Zealanders behind good ideas rather than trying to demonise each other. That's what we need to do. Yes, we need to thank the police—and we should. Yes, we need to hold the criminals, who behaved so awfully yesterday, accountable. Yes, we need a response to COVID-19. But, you know, what we need more than anything is hope, healing, and humility—the ability to have dialogue, not to stereotype each other, or behave immaturely and call each other names. If we can unite behind good ideas, then we can truly heal from this disgraceful day in our history. Thank you, Mr Speaker.