So we fear for our communities. It was Māori that raised the voices of the Muslim community and our migrants of colour after the Christchurch terror attacks and said, "Actually, this has happened here before. White supremacy does exist here." That is what we need to address. Until we have the kind of reform that we need in our institutions, in the police force, and in the SIS that actually assure us that our communities are not going to be targeted, that our rights are not going to be undermined, this type of legislation has no place in this House. So, with regret, the Green Party will not be supporting this legislation. We want our communities to be safe. We stand against violence, against terror, but this is not the way to go about it, because we do not trust the prejudice riddled institutions that are getting this Draconian power today.