Finally, I thought it was very useful in the committee stage to get an understanding of what this legislation means in practical terms. We all hope that tomorrow we'll get the signal—I think it's 4.30 p.m. we're expecting to hear—that all the tests have come back negative, the Government's managed to trace all the casual and close contacts of the case, and we can go back to a more enjoyable level of alert, and none of this will be necessary. But if the alert level stays high for seven days, then it means this legislation will be in place, and by next Thursday, the Minister tells us, the IRD—and good on them—will have very rapidly operationalised so people who've lost more than 30 percent of their revenue from their business will be able to apply for up to $21,500 to make up for the loss of business during a seven-day-plus lockdown, and I think understanding what this practically means is a really important outcome of this debate, because previously I don't think it was that clear. So with those few comments, I commend this bill to the House on behalf of the ACT Party and I wish the Minister and his officials all the best in making it work smoothly and quickly. Thank you.