ERICA STANFORD: Name one thing—back to the bill, Mr Speaker, I will. I'll stop all my rebuttal. It's very easy because they get me so riled, but I will continue on with it. The advent of the global pandemic has changed everything. When we look at this bill, we need to look through a different lens. We're living in a different reality, and that reality for Kiwis is an increasingly difficult one. We've made it very clear at second reading that we cannot support the bill at this time. All we're asking for is 12 months so we can have a much better idea of what our future holds. The reason for this position is entirely reasonable. It's reasonable given the times we find ourselves in. We've got to look at the conditions that we're probably going to pass this bill in that we have today. It's important to do this, because this bill will increase the cost of living. It'll make things tougher for companies to operate in this country, it'll mean companies will shift offshore, it'll mean that we will import products rather than produce them here. Fuel costs will rise. A trolley of groceries—the cost of that will rise. Everything that is reliant on the transport sector will rise.