Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Well, I don't know what you're—I'm getting heckling from Ministers on the other side who don't understand how the operations of Parliament operate. The only thing I'd say is that what we've seen is the constant introduction of bills that are rushed through the House under truncated periods where, ordinarily, New Zealanders would have had a chance to look at bills properly and debate them properly. But this one has been rushed through in order to try and bring about some rather minor improvements to how the courts could operate under the COVID-restriction environment. What we have come to expect from this Government is that if this bill finally works its way through Parliament and comes out the other side as enacted, it will be in operation too late to make much of a difference, because we have—as all New Zealanders are keenly aware—finally opened up and reduced some basic restrictions that were in place that were making life more difficult. 