We cannot afford to be complacent but we can take a moment, as a nation, to pat ourselves on the back. New Zealand is now able to restore civil and economic freedoms at a far faster rate, and to a wider extent, than many other countries. The move to level 2 is welcome. We can reconnect with friends and family we haven't seen for a couple of months, catch up—with appropriate social distancing—for coffee and, dare I say it, get a haircut. But level 2 does not mark the end of our precarious journey. It does not remove the need for vigilance, nor for the measures we need as we do our best to ensure the virus does not get a second chance. Level 2 does allow us to live our lives with greater flexibility, but still with great care and some restrictions, and that is what this bill addresses. Some critics, including this House, have said we went into lockdown too late, then argued we should leave it sooner, and now argue that we should take another week to consider this legislation, which would extend the social and economic impacts.