GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): I'm not one given to superlatives, but it really does give me pleasure to stand and speak on this bill, because, being a Wellington MP, I've been lucky enough to be able to come into the House as we've passed and debated various legislation. This is a very key piece of legislation that, when we look back in history—just look at the name of it: the COVID-19 Public Health Response Bill. It sums it up. And every speaker and every commentator understands that this is a crucial time in our history. Whatever else happens, I don't think the country will ever be quite the same. Many of the things that happen in future—whether it's our children, who have had a new-found understanding of our Government systems, of our civil systems through daily watching at 1 o'clock our medical director of health and the Prime Minister working out; whether it's our children understanding what's happening around the world, comparing numbers in Germany, in Belarus, in Taiwan—it's a stage in history that we'll look back and say it was an excellent time; it was excellently handled.