TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Kia ora. Thank you, Madam Speaker. The Greens agree with the small technical nature of this bill in that it falls in line with appropriate decision-making—that is, it's about centring the community that has been most deeply impacted. So at this time, I'd like to, you know, continue to acknowledge our Muslim whānau down there in Christchurch as well—and fully acknowledging that this small technical bill does do that by pushing the review date even earlier. So the Intelligence and Security Act sets aside the objectives, the functions, the powers, and the oversight arrangements of the intelligence and security agencies, allowing them to act as necessary to protect New Zealand and New Zealand's interests. The Act actually requires that an independent review of the Act takes place as soon as practicable after September 2022, which is five years after the Act commenced and then every five to seven years after that. 