Now, Mr Michael Wood, the Minister, gave the explanation at the start of this debate, and his justification seemed to be, in essence, that it's a terrible thing that justice has been delayed because of COVID restrictions under Omicron fears that people have around the spread of the disease and that this is having a material effect and possibly seeing trials delayed for as much as a year because of delays in the process. So this is a terrible situation that we face. It's an urgent problem, therefore we need to deal with it urgently. Ultimately, we are prepared to support this speedy process and this legislation. Partly, we support the speedy process, because if it was even longer, then the bill would be enacted even later—even more months after most New Zealanders will have moved on and want to get on with their lives—and it will be even more redundant than it would be if we had got on with it in a quicker time span.