Hon JUDITH COLLINS (Leader—National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. First off, can I thank the Minister for his statement—it was very informative—and I've got a few questions to ask in mine. I'd like to extend the best wishes and prayers from the National Party to the victims of the terror attack at LynnMall. Nothing could be further from their minds when they went to do their grocery shopping than that they'd be confronted with a knife-wielding terrorist. We wish them a speedy recovery and that they know that New Zealand is thinking of them. The National Party will work with the Government to ensure our counter-terrorism laws and potentially immigration laws are fit for purpose. As the Minister has said, New Zealand has changed, the world has changed, and we need to make sure that we support the Government in its primary job to keep New Zealanders safe. And as the Opposition, we will want to make sure that whichever party is in Government, they have the right tools to do the job. 