Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Health): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to rise and speak in the second reading of this bill. I will address some of the questions raised by the previous member, Chris Penk. He raised at one point the question about whether there had been a New Zealand Bill of Rights Act vet. I can let him know that there has, so that piece of process has been done. It is accessible, so I encourage the member to look at that. He also questions whether the existing legal framework was adequate or whether, in fact, the current regime has a sound legal basis. It does. And he questions whether the purpose of this bill is to design one. Because it doesn't. It explicitly says—and I do encourage him to read the bill—in the explanatory note, paragraph 1, "That single broad policy is to establish a fit-for-purpose legal framework for managing the unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 epidemic in a co-ordinated and orderly way, even if there is no longer a national state of emergency. To this end, this Bill establishes standalone legislation that provides a different legal framework for corresponding to COVID-19 over the next 2 years or until COVID-19 is sooner brought under control."