I want to remember that we did that immediately as the terror happened, as we found out. I want to remember those vigils across Aotearoa where we all held our little ones a little bit tighter as we remembered little Mucad Ibrahim—at three years old, the youngest victim of the attack. We all remember one or two special victims as we learnt all of their stories, and we sat together, we came together. I remember, as well, that the city of Dunedin ran out of flowers on Saturday the 16th because they were all at the mosque.