This is a challenging one for the National Party. We will support it at first reading, but I don't think it should be taken as read that we'll be able to continue to do that if we don't get a curtailment of the duration of these powers, and actually I think it speaks volumes for the lack of confidence, what the Government calls the abundance of caution, that they have in responding to COVID. At some point, we have to move from a pandemic situation to an endemic situation, and this week we've seen a significant step forward in that with the opening of the trans-Tasman bubble, but going into lockdown, closing our borders, difficult though the Government might have thought that was, was the easy part. The difficult decisions about how we transition to treating COVID as endemic and getting back to whatever new normal it might be is going to be far, far more challenging, and simply continuing the powers for another two years is, I think, a recognition that the Government doesn't have a plan to get out of where they're at and they just want to continue the status quo. If that's the case, I think my party will struggle to support this bill past first reading. But I'll be fascinated at the submissions, at any changes to the bill that might be able to be made to curtail the duration and nature of those powers, and I look forward to that process.