In this bill, we also have new measures, and what I would point out is that a number of the measures that are being proposed in this bill are things that the Minister for COVID-19 Response says are needed now and needed in a hurry but yet it would be perfectly reasonable to expect that a diligent Government would've anticipated, ahead of right here and now, and made changes with a thorough scrutiny and thorough process—things like "enabling the chief executive of the responsible agency to make rules for the day-to-day operation of MIQ facilities". Well, managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities have been operating in New Zealand for months, so it should've been perfectly reasonable to expect that the Minister would bring to this House legislation to clarify that power in advance of today and, in doing so, would invite appropriate and thorough scrutiny. A shortened report-back period simply damages the trust between the elected and the electors because it says, "We don't need your input on this one."