Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Actually, I think, to be fair to the report itself, the report identifies where there has been a lack of clarity around accountability. So in the national security landscape alongside the security intelligence agencies, the New Zealand Police, who take an operational role you also, of course, have the Combined Threat Assessment Group, the National Assessments Bureau, and the role of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. What the report finds is that we do need much greater coherence and clarity around the organisation of our security intelligence agencies. So that in itself does not necessarily lend itself to looking for singular accountability in this case, but it does point to learnings that should make for more cohesive intelligence-gathering agencies and a framework for the future.