There have been some remarkable responses from those who are leaders in the Muslim community. I think particularly of Gamal Fouda, who led that wonderful reflection, I suppose you'd say, one week after, when he spoke to a very large gathering on Hagley Park. It was ahead of the official recognition, where he also spoke brilliantly and generously, and with a great deal of love and forgiveness for the circumstance that had occurred. And I'm sure that in the living memories of anybody who was part of the Christchurch community at the time, the deep respect for the way in which he represented the views of his, I suppose you'd say—I was going to say parishioners, but that's probably the wrong word—fellow Muslims who were so deeply affected by the event. 