Finally, as I said, I would, I do want to raise questions about the process applied to this bill, because, actually, I think what New Zealanders have seen—and not the least of which at the vaccination Super Saturday this weekend—is that, where appropriate, National has been prepared to work constructively with the Government on its COVID response. In fact, my colleague Chris Bishop has made a number of constructive suggestions which tend to end up as Government policy—whether it's rapid antigen testing, whether it's saliva testing, whether it's reforming managed isolation and quarantine, these are all things that we have been very constructive about. But in order to keep that spirit, it is vitally important that the Government show that they are prepared to put their proposals to appropriate parliamentary scrutiny, that they telegraph them well in advance, and provide members of the public absolutely fulsome opportunities to submit on what are significant law changes. That has not been provided for with this bill, and those who sat on the select committee have noted that many submitters asked themselves, "Why the urgency?" 