New Zealanders over the past 18 months have by and large cooperated, because the view that people have taken is extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. They have placed enormous trust in institutions and individuals and public health advice and have given up their freedoms because they've been told that that is what is required to keep one another safe and to prevent death. But it is appropriate that when those measures move from being temporary in nature, from being a one-off response to an emergency in 2020, to being an extended set of powers to last right through till 2023—another 18 months—the New Zealand people have the opportunity to thoroughly scrutinise the measures and to thoroughly scrutinise the additions to those.