I appreciate the detail that the Regulations Review Committee went through, and the various orders and motions that were brought up as well, but, in order for those things to make sense, you've actually got to be able to hang it on top of a framework, and I think that we have lost sight of that. I think this Parliament is starting to move away from that. And, yes, the number of orders are drying up and that would be a good thing if the current COVID rules and regulations were keeping the community safe, but here's the thing: the pandemic is not over—it isn't over. Aotearoa currently has one of the highest case rates and death rates in the world; although it's likely other places have much higher rates than reported. Our vaccination rates have stagnated, with only half of five- to 11-year-olds having received a single dose of the vaccine, and only 25 percent have received a second dose. I did hear the numbers about the district health boards and so on and so forth, however, booster levels for adult Māori and Pasifika populations are barely above 50 percent as well. 