This is the last speech that I will give in this House for at least a month—a month where we were supposed to have been sitting under normal circumstances. The Green Party does believe and has always believed very much in a robust democracy, a democracy where the actions and the decisions that the Government is taking can be scrutinised and therefore improved. That is not possible in the current circumstances—for normal parliamentary process to continue—and so the Epidemic Response Committee, we think, is a practical and it's an innovative solution to the problem of maintaining accountability in Parliament at a time of a public health emergency. Marama Davidson, my co-leader, will be representing the Green Party on the Epidemic Response Committee from her home in Manurewa, so we're going to have one co-leader who is a member of the executive and another who is going to be scrutinising those. 