In respect of some of the issues that have been raised by both the National Party and the ACT Party as to the term of this legislation, which, in the version that has been introduced into the House, has expiry two years, hence—if not repealed earlier as a consequence of COVID-19 no longer being a problem—the Opposition says that that's too long a period. The National Party proposed a remedy for that whereby every 90 days Parliament has to pass a motion to extend it. They can extend it for 90 days, or they could actually extend it—unusually—for longer than 90 days, which might be necessary if we were coming up to an interregnum over the elections. David Seymour suggested another remedy, which was to make it a one-year sunset clause for the bill. 