I would just say that we've seen the UK do this, and Australia in part, as well. I do sense I have a different view from the speaker of the Opposition around the sense of what it takes to be a vibrant Parliament. My prediction is that if we are using these measures, we may see a more on-point and a possibly more civilised question time. While I am not, by any measure, advocating at all for Parliament to go online permanently—kanohi ki te kanohi is important—however, I don't think we should overplay the vibrancy of this place, because it's often just bad behaviour and I suspect we may learn some lessons from having some people Zooming into this process that may, I hope, inspire us all to behave better when we all come back together. So, on that note, the Greens are relieved to finally see this motion passed today.