Ultimately, no matter the failings by various people or departments or agencies, there is one person who is utterly responsible for the actions of that day, and that person is now serving a life sentence without parole in a New Zealand maximum security prison—a very good place for him to be. But it appears that certain systems within Government could have and should have performed better in the lead-up to that extraordinarily brutal event. I would not like the people who were involved in those agencies, though, to feel that they were the people responsible for that person's actions. We always know that there are failings in any system and that people make judgment calls that sometimes are shown to be wrong, but there was one person responsible, and that one person is the terrorist. 