JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf the National Party to speak on the Biosecurity (Information for Incoming Passengers) Amendment Bill. And let me just take a moment, Mr Speaker, just to congratulate you, because I didn't previously this week, for your elevation to the role of Assistant Speaker. I look forward to your wise adjudication from the Chair. It has been an interesting week for your elevation, with the creation of the hybrid Parliament. So we have, this evening, been listening to other members of Parliament beaming in through a kind of Matrix-type moment with big screens in Parliament, and it's been quite interesting to see. So it's been a mix of the new and the old, and that has been quite something. I also should note very briefly just that it has been quite a unique day in the country's history. We've seen scenes that we haven't seen before, and it has been a sad day for the country.