Aotearoa, with that commitment, could say again that refugees are welcome here. That is what inclusion could look like. The truth is that, as politicians on both sides of this House, we are responsible for humanising our ethnic communities. Our most vulnerable communities are hurt. The people at those incredible vigils across Aotearoa three years ago are watching. They will hold us to account. Their acts of love, their resolve, is the standard we have to hold ourselves to.