Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Oh yeah, that's all right. The fact that it covers 45 different pieces of legislation does show the wide-ranging effect that COVID-19 has had on the New Zealand economy and society. There are two tiers of amendments in this bill. The first tier deals with more significant amendments that enable businesses, local government, and others to effectively manage the immediate impacts of COVID-19 and to mitigate unnecessary and potentially long-term impacts on society. These include changes to insolvency and corporate law to increase the prospects of businesses surviving the COVID-19 response; changes to property law to support commercial tenants and borrowers to manage situations where businesses are unable to pay their rent or meet their mortgage payments; changes to parental leave to enable COVID-19 response workers to temporarily return to work to assist the response to COVID-19 without being disadvantaged and losing their entitlement to certain leave and payments; changes to local government by-election timing to enable key stages of by-elections to be postponed until movement restrictions are no longer in place; changes to the Gambling Act to enable the Heart Foundation, the Coastguard, and the Countdown Kids Charitable Trust to send and receive forms and take payments for their lotteries online or by phone. 