Now, I would like to draw some attention to an event that now forms part of New Zealand's history and that event took place on 9 December 2019 and that was at White Island. At that time and over the days following and the weeks following, 22 people's lives were lost and 25 further people were seriously injured and suffered extensive burns. So that's 47 families that were tragically impacted by the events of that day. Yet this Government fails to want to initiate a royal commission of inquiry into that event. I don't understand the rationale for not wanting to do that, because in most other major events such as that a royal commission is called for and that helps us understand all of the events that happened in the lead-up to that, all of the signals that may have been missed, and the procedures that may not have been perfect, and that's how we learn from the mistakes that have been made, and that's how we are a lot more certain that those mistakes are not repeated. It's a deep dive into the issues surrounding the whole event. So I do challenge the Government to reconsider and undertake a royal commission of inquiry into that event. 