TEANAU TUIONO (Green) (Remote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I just wanted to pick up what the last speaker, Chris Bishop, said about rights, because I agree. But let's talk about workers' rights. Let's talk about the right for workers—for when they go to work—that they feel safe, that there are processes in place that make sure that they are protected from COVID, that they are protected from other winter illnesses as well. And let's think about that not just purely from an economic perspective as well, because we have had a lot of noise, people banging on the business drums saying, "We need to open up.", and all this kind of stuff. And I get it, you know, we all need a buck to keep the lights on. But there are other voices that we need to keep in mind; the voices of our immunocompromised whānau, our disabled whānau, those communities whose booster rates are not up—that are not near the 90 percent mark as well—and making sure that we keep that on our minds as well. 