CHRIS BISHOP (National): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. Now, the National Party supported this bill, the COVID-19 Response (Management Measures) Legislation Bill, at first reading in good faith on the basis that we are a bipartisan—for the most part—constructive Opposition when it comes to COVID matters. We wanted to send it to committee to kick it around and then see where we got to at the end of the committee process. Unfortunately, we are going to oppose the legislation at second reading, and beyond, for two major reasons. The first is in relation to the amendments to the Property Law Act that I want to spend a bit of time dealing with, and the second is in relation to the matters the Minister has just referred to, which is the Local Electoral Act amendments. It is good to see that the Minister will be bringing a Supplementary Order Paper, I think he signalled, at the committee of the whole House stage in relation to that—that's an example of the Government listening; we encourage that. So we'll wait and see the details of that. But at the moment, we are very disappointed in the attitude of the Government to its amendments to the local electoral legislation through this omnibus bill.