In April last year, I represented this Parliament at a World Bank political forum. It wasn't in a nice place like Geneva or New York; it was in Andersons Bay in Dunedin in the dark hours, in my pyjamas, where I Zoomed into this very informative meeting where Ministers and members of Parliament from around the OECD gave a report of the manner in which democracies had responded to COVID. The overwhelming theme of that was the degree of concern at what they described as "a form of executive fiat" and the overriding of the democratic processes that undermined the very democracies that we hold so dear. I've spoken of that in the past, and I think it's relevant to this motion today. We're doing it again. We're treating the public with disdain by saying that this legislation that has quite a significant impact on a wide range of stakeholders—and I'll go through them—can be appropriately scrutinised in 21 days.