Can I just correct the member who has resumed her seat on one or two things. The royal commission of inquiry into the Christchurch mosque attack did not recommend a standalone counter-terrorism agency. It certainly recommended a Minister be given discrete and specific responsibility for counter-terrorism, and it also recommended that a new national security and intelligence agency—one to sit above the operational organisations that sit there at the moment—be established to ensure that there is that strategic leadership, that kind of looking over the horizon to look at the risks and threats, as a source of advice to the Prime Minister and Cabinet and relevant Ministers of the day. I can assure the member and, indeed, the House that that work is under way and is ongoing as we continue the journey to fulfil the recommendations of the royal commission of inquiry into those mosque attacks.