To broaden the powers granted to that institution and the definition of what we call terror before we can be assured that that institution is not still riddled with the kind of prejudice that allowed the March 15th attack to happen and go unchecked is callous. The Green Party does not support the use of a tragedy like the March 15th terror attack to broaden the powers of a national security agency that sees, and continues to see, the Muslim community, Māori, and other communities of colour as terror threats while it leaves white-nationalist threats unchecked. We do not support legislation that broadens the power of the police force to hold people after they've served sentences, as this legislation does with the control orders regime, which just a month ago was found to be targeting Māori children by photographing them without an ounce of evidence or a reasonable belief that they're involved in any crime at all.