Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura): Thank you, Madam Speaker. My goodness, that was an eye-opener, wasn't it? Look, I'm very concerned about this bill—I'm very concerned about it. We've had a situation where we have been in this country in a state of lockdown for around four weeks—sorry, two months. Sorry, what am I talking about?—seven to eight weeks is what I should have said, sorry. In that time, we've had people die. We've had people who have got terrible diagnoses of illness, who have not been able to undertake their treatment. I have, in fact, a brother-in-law who has an awful diagnosis and I have not been able to visit him—he's been part of my life since I was seven—because he lives in Hamilton and I live in Auckland.