If we look at the royal commission into the Christchurch attacks, there are two broad priorities from which explicit recommendations for change are drawn. The first is ensuring there is better leadership of and support for intelligence and security in New Zealand. The second is increasing awareness and providing opportunities for a meaningful engagement for all New Zealanders in relation to extremism and preventing, detecting, and responding to current and emerging threats of violent extremism and terrorism. The royal commission's report was published in December last year. So of those recommendations that we would like to ask about, or certainly mention, is the very practical ones. So they deal with things like unpreparedness, a lack of clear leadership within the agencies, siloed work streams, and legislative frameworks to support counter-terrorism efforts. One recommendation is to "Establish a new national intelligence and security agency that is well-resourced and legislatively mandated to be responsible for strategic intelligence and security leadership". So I'd like to ask the Minister what work has been completed on this?