On the issue of these COVID-19 examination orders, I think that we had a very interesting speech from the Minister, and there were a couple of interesting points in it. One was that he started off by saying, "I don't think we'll be doing this much longer." He basically said he thinks COVID's over—it's become less complex and the parts that are required from the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act could just go into other legislation and be looked after under other portfolios. In other words, he's the first Labour Minister to actually shrink the size of the Government by nuking his own portfolio, and that's an awfully welcome thing, but the ACT Party, often being ahead of the curve on this sort of issue, said back in November that it was time for this legislation to go. We started voting against it then. 