For many years, since September 11, terrorism has always been linked to Muslim communities all over the world, and, therefore, the intelligence and security agencies have focused all their resources on watching and surveilling Muslims. That is not any different here in New Zealand. Because of that, a lot of Muslims—and many ethnic people, and, historically, of course, Māori—lost confidence and faith in our security and intelligence agencies. At some point, I was one of the people who lost faith in our security, as well, because of how specific laws treated my communities.