Hon JAMES SHAW: I'm sorry to disappoint the honourable member. But, with the mounting toll that COVID-19 is racking up around the world, with yesterday's release of the royal commission report into the terrorist attack of March 15th, and with today's commemoration of the tragic events of Whakaari / White Island 12 months ago, I have to say it feels out of place. So I want to start by acknowledging the families in New Zealand and around the world who are facing now a second holiday period without a loved one lost at Whakaari, and those who survived but with horrific injuries, and their families and their supporters. You are in our hearts, and we continue to share in your grief. We also close the year remembering those that we lost on 15 March 2019. I'd like to acknowledge the bravery of those families who are still grappling to understand with broken hearts how someone who is so filled with hatred could take their loved ones from them. As we all face the future, we do continue to draw inspiration from your strength and compassion.