I do commend this bill. It's a very important bill, ensuring that New Zealanders stay safe but also that they feel safe. It's an emotional piece of legislation for many of us, particularly people in my electorate in Taieri. This is very relevant, because the terrorist actually lived in the electorate for some time, and the Muslim community in my electorate found out later that they were actually the original targets of the mosque attacks. So they had to deal with that. They had to deal with seeing members of their own community, many of whom were friends and whānau to them, be impacted by that terrible, heinous event, but also the live streaming of it made that a double injury for them.