In conclusion, the Epidemic Response Committee has been a good example of this Parliament innovating through a crisis, just as so many New Zealanders and their households and their businesses and their schools have had to innovate every single day of the last two months to survive. For that, I commend the committee. But it's no substitute for this House to be sitting in full as it has in this country for 170 years. I'd put it to you that until the House can resume sitting fully and until the Government has finished operating in almost a wartime footing, then the Epidemic Response Committee with an Opposition majority is essential and should remain. Thank you, Mr Speaker.