Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Mr Speaker, just a very short speech to back up the two speeches that have already been made in this third reading. I think it's Grant Robertson who said an hour is a day, a day is a week, and a week is a year in the current times that we're in, and again I just want to thank all parts of the operation that allowed this piece of legislation to get to the point where we're at third reading today. As Mr Woodhouse said, it's by the power of Zoom that we're able to do this swift and effective work under current conditions, and if I think back to late March and early April in a very small office at my place and thinking that we'd have to change this legislation or get through the policy process very quickly and then get the legislation passed within a week, I was a little bit exercised about how we were going to do that. But, with the cooperation of the House, the Epidemic Response Committee, the Leader of the House, and officials, we've managed to get here. So can I thank Parliament for that, because I think it will give a great sense of peace of mind for a lot of directors of companies who are facing very difficult times over the next six months. So, with that, I thank the House for getting this third reading through.