Now, I know people say, "Well, sometimes it's necessary to make laws rapidly because if laws aren't made in time, they won't be able to achieve the objective." That's kind of the case here—kind of not. Let me explain that. It is true that if this law is not made this week, it won't be there in time for businesses if the lockdown extends into another week, and we hope it doesn't. So that's true. But it's also true that we wouldn't need to be in urgency had we started earlier, and that's what I find extraordinary. This Government loves to say that it has been carefully mending the roof for rainy day and hasn't been resting on its laurels or congratulating itself—that it's been hardening our defences and preparing a resurgence plan so New Zealanders would be ready for the entirely predictable circumstance that COVID-19, and particularly new variants of it from the UK and South Africa, might actually escape and there would be another need to have restrictive lockdowns, and that would impact businesses. 