Hon JUDITH COLLINS (Leader of the Opposition): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of the New Zealand National Party to express our heartfelt sorrow for the tragic loss of life due to the terror attack at Kabul airport. Our condolences go out to the families and friends these victims leave behind and to all those who've suffered needlessly from terrorist attacks in Afghanistan and elsewhere. There is nothing that we can say today that will bring the comfort that they need, but what we can do is continue to speak up and condemn such senseless, cowardly violence whenever and wherever it occurs. New Zealand will always continue to speak up for basic humanity, for human rights and democracy, for the right to religious freedom and freedom of expression, for women's rights and the rights of children. I can now add to that the rights of artists, the rights of those who say the things that regimes don't want to hear, and the right to live free from violence and fear. And so to those who perpetrated this attack on these freedoms, we condemn you absolutely. We will have no truck with you.