The first thing I would do is reiterate comments that I made in the House on the 23rd—or 25th, if I remember rightly, certainly the last day before Parliament adjourned for lockdown, which was that it was a mistake for our Parliament to shut. Examples were given at the time that other countries had shut their Parliaments actually for longer than us, and that made it good enough. I've always taken the view that my ancestors moved here to the edge of the known world for a better tomorrow. Our objective when we make policy in New Zealand is not to be the median, but to be the best, so we should never use other countries' poor policy as a justification for our own.