CHRIS PENK (National—Helensville): I'm sure you will, Mr Speaker. Sir, I was hoping to encourage you with the prospect of some scintillating syntax. Sir, I presume you have in front of you a copy of the amendment to the motion in the name of my colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse, so you probably would agree with me that the word "remains" should, in fact, be "remain", because it's the subjunctive. But moving from that to, I think, a more important point—an even more important point. I think that the construction of the amendment, should it pass, is such that there are two elements of time. One is that rather than the committee being disestablished, it remain for as long as two things are true: one, as long as the alert level remains at or above level 2, with consequent restrictions on the operations of Parliament, and—meaning that both must be satisfied—the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act has not been repealed.