I heard the Minister of Finance, the good member of Parliament for Wellington Central, speak, and it made me think of 15 March, the Friday. We were having our catch up, and he said, "I think I'd better come a bit earlier—what's happened in Christchurch." I said, "Come up to Newtown."—where the electorate office is. We thought, look, let's walk across the hill, because in Kilbirnie is the city's mosque, and we were able to go there, listen—we didn't talk; it was a rather tense, sombre mood. We were there for quite some time, because, during that walk over the hill, we got the true extent of what happened. I won't say the rest is history, but the rest certainly formed our history, and I want to acknowledge our Muslim brothers and sisters, whānau in Aotearoa New Zealand this afternoon.