People often say that Aotearoa has, sort of, a very practical, pragmatic, incremental approach to constitutional issues, and that is true, but our proudest moments, actually, when we've made changes to the constitution, have actually been on fairly pioneering matters: so the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, for example; He Whakaputanga, the 1835 Declaration of Independence; the first country in the world where women won the right to vote; the proportional representation system that we've had now for something like almost 25 years; the establishment of the Waitangi Tribunal to help to guide our country and knit it back together. The moment in our history now that we face, where we're facing this pandemic of truly epic global proportions, also requires innovation and also very practical thinking as well, so I think that the Epidemic Response Committee will enable a constructive parliamentary check on the urgent work that the Government is doing. 