It means a huge amount to the Muslim communities in Taieri, because the gunman who committed those heinous acts lived in my electorate prior to going to Christchurch. He was filled with hate and he would sit in his flat not far from my house, looking out at the children of people who attended the An-Nur mosque, and he looked at those children with hate. He attended a local gym and he spoke to gym goers about the hatred he felt for the diverse cafe owners and shopkeepers on the main street in South Dunedin. Those people are not just constituents; they are my friends. He killed whānau of the people who attended the mosque, and they still live with that pain every day. As Minister Radhakrishnan has quite rightly said, the communities there still feel a great deal of anxiety. So being in action around legislation is one of the ways that we can alleviate that anxiety. 