I'm a strong believer that to be heard, to have your concerns or your views acknowledged, is an affirmation of belonging. So, although this is technically small, democratically and culturally it is powerful. To understand the significance of this change, it's really about reflecting on the enormity of the loss that the whānau, the Muslim community, and that we all as New Zealanders faced on 15 March 2019. But it's also significant in terms of what it signifies in terms of the Government's response to the voices of those who submitted to the royal commission process and then what was reflected through the royal commission report itself.