When it comes to some of the recommendations—remember that in the 44 recommendations, I think 19 of them relate to the security services—we do, as others have already mentioned, have to be careful that we do not end up with a pernicious regime that affects the freedoms that New Zealanders value so much and that affects the freedoms that caused the outpouring from the imam and his followers and the many of those who were victims in support of the lifestyle that we have here in this country. This, I think, can be a document that will lead to a better arrangement for New Zealanders, an arrangement that will protect the freedoms that we all expect to live by but that will also make sure that part of that freedom is freedom from the threat of this sort of lone wolf terrorist action. 