We, of course, must continue, however, to be vigilant. Our security and our intelligence services perform a role in our society to help New Zealanders feel safe and to be protected. It is a role where there are challenging boundaries. I know there are members across the House who have a strong belief in civil liberties, and all members across the House will know that whenever decisions are made around things like surveillance or around making sure that New Zealanders are kept safe by our intelligence officers, this is a difficult and challenging area for all of us, but it is important that New Zealanders know and are assured that our intelligence agencies and the police are continuing with their work to make sure that New Zealanders do feel safe.