Can I acknowledge members of the Labour Party here and also those candidates of election 2020 who went out and campaigned strongly on a number of issues, with one of them being some unfinished business that we had from the term of Government from 2017 to 2020. So I do want to acknowledge all the hard work of all my colleagues here in the House for winning a mandate on a strong election platform to make strong changes to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, but in amongst the promises that we made at the election were some, what I would call, business-as-usual commitments to New Zealanders. Within the justice part of our manifesto was a commitment at the 2020 election to get rid of the three-strikes legislation, as it was known, which was passed in 2010 by the previous National-ACT Government. 