Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Energy and Resources): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'd like to take this occasion of the last time I'll speak in the House in this Parliament to make an acknowledgment of the sentencing that occurred in Christchurch of the terrorist responsible for the mosque attacks. I want to acknowledge a group of people that I've had the privilege of becoming friends with over the last 18 months who, collectively, have rejected hatred and have rejected retribution. Instead, they've embraced love and they've embraced unity, and over the last few days, I've spoken to them. I've sensed a sense of relief, a sense of some kind of closure of this part of the chapter of the journey that they're on, but also a pride in this community in having the courage to look that terrorist in the eye and to tell him what impact he has had on their lives. 