What occurred at the Business Committee is that—and I'm quoting directly from the minutes here—"the parties indicated they would grant leave to move a notice of motion on this matter". So it is appropriate for the House to address this matter because it was the House that established the Epidemic Response Committee. But I do wish to be clear that when parties used the forum of the Business Committee to discuss this matter, it was on the basis that the Epidemic Response Committee had an important job to do while the House could not meet, and while the normal scrutiny functions of the House—notably question time, which holds the executive to account directly and publicly—could not happen. We have clearly passed that Rubicon and the House, as I have described and as Chris Hipkins described earlier, is meeting and is fully alive again.