Whenever we are faced with events like this, as we were with March 2019—again, a lone-actor attack, but in quite different circumstances—it is right for us as a nation, and certainly for this House as the place where our laws are made, to take pause and to reflect on what we might do that might improve the situation should a situation like this arise in the future—and, God willing, it never will. But we have to have laws that reflect the level of risk and threat that we face at the moment. This Government had started that process. That is why we have introduced amendments to the Terrorism Suppression Act. 