I want, first, to acknowledge the victims of the Christchurch attack and, more recently, the LynnMall attack. I, secondly, want to thank, as the chair Ginny Andersen did, the officials who worked so hard to ensure that we had the right information before us. But I want to focus, in my few words, on the submitters, because there were serious issues raised. This is a very serious piece of legislation. I want to join, actually, with Mr Bridges in assuring those submitters that we did not truncate the process of consideration for this bill. It was deeply considered and their words were heard, with the help of those officials. There were intense and robust discussions. We questioned ourselves, but, ultimately, we believe that this bill is important for the protection of New Zealand and the prevention of further attacks. And I wholeheartedly and conscientiously commend this bill to the House.