I want to start my contribution on this first reading of this bill under urgency in much the same way that my colleague Chris Bishop did, by reconfirming that, on this side of the House, we support vaccination. We encourage New Zealanders to be vaccinated, to be double vaccinated, and we understand the benefits that come not only to individuals from being vaccinated but also to us as a community and as a society. We understand that often the greater good is achieved by individual actions taken by us as individuals. But this is a bill that provides the Government with an incredibly wide-ranging tool kit of regulatory power over the lives, the workplaces, and the day-to-day activities of New Zealand citizens. And for that reason alone, it needs the scrutiny that goes beyond the short process of a bill presented to this House that is going to be passed and rammed through every single stage by the Government's use of their absolute majority.