ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Tēnā koe e te Māngai o te Whare. This is a straightforward bill, and so I will make my contribution straightforward. It supplements the ability of the judiciary and the ministry to respond to safety and security risks in the courts at a time when there is an incredible level of uncertainty in our courts and the need for more flexibility. This makes a real change for people's lives, like my constituent Eileen, who reached out to her local MP to help her navigate how her and her family, who had been infected with COVID-19, were meant to apply to be able to leave their jury service duties. It was important for Eileen and this is important. We're seeing a Government that's committed to a better court system in enabling some of those changes that need to be made now, and one that is committed to access to justice for everyone, whether they are people with vulnerabilities who cannot come to court or people who are legally required to be there and need to be kept safe. That is why I commend this bill to the House.