Hon TIM MACINDOE (National—Hamilton West): Thank you, sir. I thought the Hon Julie Anne Genter was about to enjoy 12 of her allocated 10 minutes. Let me pick up on the comment that she's just made, suggesting that the Opposition is spoiling for a fight—or words to that effect. We are fighting for trustworthy, law-abiding, hard-working New Zealanders who need to get back to work. That isn't putting up petty opposition; that is making a statement on behalf of New Zealanders who are suffering in a whole range of different ways. When he spoke at the start of this debate, the Attorney-General, the Hon David Parker, was quite right to highlight the economic cost of delaying a move from level 3 to level 2. I don't think anybody wants to do that. Businesses and employers throughout New Zealand have been telling us that for weeks. We have all heard stories of how much hardship many are suffering. You only need to talk to our neighbours as they go past us in the parks, or on walks down the street, or as we contact businesses in our own electorates to know how difficult it has been for them. Livelihoods are at risk—we need to get back to work.