BROOKE VAN VELDEN (Deputy Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Two dozen daffodils bloomed on my desk just this week, and it's hard not to smile when you're looking at daffodils. They are beautiful. They're beautiful flowers. They spring up at just the right time to let us know that it's time to turn off the electric blankets, that it's time to place our running shoes closer to the front door for that little bit of motivation for summer, and it's time to start dusting off the barbecue for friends and family to come around and spend some time in the sun together. They represent new life, new hope, and resilience for a long winter that's just past. But these particular daffodils, even though they're beautiful, are hard to look at, and it's because they're different. I was outside of Parliament last week and I saw flower growers who were sharing their story of the struggle that they have faced not being able to sell their flowers under the alert level restrictions.