Also, I acknowledge that this bill passes within the context of what happened on March 15 in 2019. And again, thoughts to the whānau—our Muslim whānau—down there in Ōtautahi and the rebuilding and the reconnecting that they have had to do and the journey that has been tremendously heavy for them and also for all of us at this particular time. From that, we saw the many recommendations from the royal commission as well. There's a number of them—there's round about 44—and to really actually give those recommendations the space that they need, that really takes time. So a lot of the opposition from our perspective comes from that lack of time—what appears to be the haste in this bill. I'm glad that some members around the House are comfortable with the speed of that, but that's not the same for some of our community—some of the communities that I'm connected with.