As we've traversed, it's also instructive that New Zealand's regulatory systems are at a stage where we have to do these kind of truncated, half-arsed—that's a parliamentary term, Mr Speaker!—legislative manoeuvres in order to—I'm sure it is in Rangitīkei, Mr Speaker!—get through an impasse where people can't get access to a vaccination because of the regulatory situation. I think that's possibly the beginning of a much more sophisticated and very necessary debate about the duplication of our regulatory systems. These are the regulations that are passed in other countries.