Now, I've used the first nine minutes without getting to my main topic, which is this: we live in extraordinary circumstances. People up and down this country are in a great deal of uncertainty. I just went to Thorndon New World at lunchtime, and you can't move in there. People are not focused on making laws right now. People are focused on survival, on business continuity, on certainty, and on making sure they've got enough food in their pantry because they don't know what's going to happen next. If there was ever a time for a Parliament to start rushing through legislation, this has got to be the most inappropriate time that we have ever seen. 