IBRAHIM OMER (Labour) (remote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Assalam alaikum alsalam ealaykum wa rahmat allah wa barakatuh. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa. I rise in support of the Prime Minister's motion to remember the March 15 attacks on Christchurch masjidain. I speak for you all. I've noted the third anniversary of the March 15 terror attacks on Christchurch masjidain. Three years ago, we witnessed the painful and dark day in our nation's history. It's a day that featured so deeply into the memories of all New Zealanders. I think back to the moment the news broke out and I remember sitting in front of the TV and watching the Prime Minister's press conference. And I also remember, amongst the chaos, the sense of relief I felt witnessing the swift action of this Parliament as the legislation was fast tracked and passed to improve public safety. We have also seen strong leadership from this Government through the community consultations and the commitment to implement all 44 recommendations of the royal commission's report, and its continued prioritisation. 