I make this point for two reasons: one is that I'm not blind by any stretch of the imagination to the horror of what happened on that day, but number two is that within minutes of me and some of those students watching that video, it had been taken down. Why? Because every major internet company that has any kind of reputation worth anything was scrambling to get rid of it as quickly as they were aware and as quickly as they could. That leads to the question: what is it that the Labour Party members think an agent of the New Zealand Government could have practically done in that window of time to have changed the outcome? And what do they think that the New Zealand State, an organisation that can't even get personal protective equipment to the right place at the right time in the middle of a pandemic, is going to do to keep up with future changes in the way the internet works? 