I note that some other speakers have used the opportunity to promote their policies and make political points. I don't think it's the right day for that. What I would say is that the Prime Minister, at the time of our tragedy, had some very fine words that I completely agree with: they are us. She said to the terrorist, "You chose us but we utterly reject you.", and said that we would never use that terrorist's name again. It was very fine leadership that I think embodies the values that our country should take forward out of this tragedy—that we celebrate a universal humanity and resist the urge to commodify each other into identities, which can only be a precursor for more hate and violence. We should stand proudly in the world, as a country that is a place of peace and love and non-violence and acceptance on the basis that everybody is human.