GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Mr Speaker. One thing I think everyone in this House, and probably everyone in New Zealand, will agree is that this COVID-19 pandemic will change the way the world and New Zealand works. I think it'll be something that historians in the future will look back on in the same way we look on the plague in Europe, perhaps the wars—events that had a considerable impact on the way the world works. When students in New Zealand in perhaps 50 or 100 years' time are looking for somewhere as evidence—almost a time capsule of this time—they will look at a bill, this bill, because right in the middle of this pandemic, it really looks at all those factors that influence lives of ordinary New Zealanders. What this piece of legislation does is it ensures that life can go on and life will go on better for the provisions that go through, even if it's something as small as being able to do mail raffles, or electronic raffles, so that our charities can keep going. 