Hon JUDITH COLLINS: —and the member, the Minister who has unfortunately commented just now, has forgotten that in 2016 when John Key spoke about 40 people being monitored due to links to a terrorist organisation, John Key as the Prime Minister was referred to as scaremongering. So the world is quite different. We didn't know, obviously, in the first 10 years of this particular century about things like Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or what else was going on, but it is very important to remember that things changed, and that's why it's really important as an Opposition that we have committed to not battle the Government on every single issue around this but actually to not force the Government to have to deal with the sorts of protests and what else that we had to deal with in the search and surveillance and GCSB law changes. We're not going to echo those mistakes, because ultimately Governments do need to be able to put in place legislation that is going to be fit for another Government and successive Governments to deal with. 