I'd make the point, though—actually, two points: first and foremost, National has beaten this drum and, I think, rightly so. This was something we mentioned when the COVID orders were first going through with those first bits of legislation that the Government was pushing through the House, and I think, rightly, we opposed. This was something they should have considered back then. It is a bit of a "told you so" situation. Maybe I'm not as humble as Chris Bishop, who first raised it. These were very specific elements. When you look at this legislation, a lot of the aspects, including access to audiovisual technology, was something that was mentioned previously, in previous debates. The Government ignored it at the time, and, as has become a little bit of a habit in this place, we've got to return into the Parliament to fix up, if you will, a piece of legislation.