As I said, my ancestors paddled and sailed to Aotearoa New Zealand in the hope of a better life for future generations, and what they want from this Parliament is not mediocre lawmaking; they want the best. So what should we do? Well, here's something obvious: we should wait for the royal commission to find out why the Christchurch tragedy really happened and how our laws actually need to change. Then we should bring everybody together around the table, including, as the chair of the Finance and Expenditure Committee once said, those ghastly gun people, and actually have a proper conversation so we can again have the world's best firearm laws, based on unity, dignity, and respect. That's something to hope for, and that is the choice that many New Zealanders will be looking at in just a few months' time. Thank you, Mr Speaker.