However, we're here, just as, thankfully, the Omicron wave is on a downward trend. The Minister for COVID-19 Response made very positive comments recently about how things are looking good in that respect. And, like I said, we're here on the day that we moved into the orange light setting, and yet we're still dealing with this COVID-19 Response (Courts Safety) Legislation Bill which is about to come into law. And I listened with interest to my colleague Nicole McKee, when she talked about putting the cart before the horse. And it's made me think about some comments yesterday in the committee for the whole House stage, when we were talking about Ruatōria and the quite humorous scenario, which is real, and I've talked to people who've been to that court, and spent time there—you know, people who sometimes ride their horses to get to the court. And it made me think at the time, when I was talking about that, that this should really be called the "Horse has Bolted Legislation Bill", because the horse really has bolted and we just don't need it. I mean, that's the fundamental point. I'm using a little bit of humour here to make the point that we do not need this law.