TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I don't intend to take the House's time this afternoon except to say that in the first reading, my contribution was around the hope that this would be a bipartisan or multipartisan approach of supporting this piece of legislation, and what we are experiencing in the House this afternoon is exactly that, because there are many tools in the tool kit when it comes to tackling the pandemic, and vaccination is a pretty crucial one around that. And what we have at the moment without this piece of legislation is a requirement for anyone who wishes to obtain a fourth dose, to make arrangements to go and see a GP to get a script in order to receive it. And what this particular bill does is it makes it easier; it makes it more accessible for whoever may wish to access the fourth dose. And, on that basis, I commend this bill to the House.