Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. We're here, at the second reading of the COVID-19 Response (Courts Safety) Legislation Bill, and this is a piece of legislation that this Labour Government is rushing through the House with a very shortened period for submissions from the public and from people who work in the sector and understand what's going on, in order to try and deal with some issues related to COVID-19 restrictions. The National Party won't be supporting this bill, fundamentally because most of the restrictions will have been removed anyway by the time this bill, rushed as it is, comes into force. As we've all noticed, the world is moving on. The peak has passed. People are wanting to get back to a sense of normalcy in their lives. They've worked out what to do, when to wear masks and when not to wear masks, and we need to get on with things. And this bill probably would have been useful for the last couple of months, but ultimately its time has passed.