Things have moved on in a whole raft of ways. For me personally, back in March 2020, I was a courtroom lawyer working in Invercargill, and I had to go into court on occasion during that lockdown period. I also had various appearances from home—everyone was trying to figure out how to make it work, and we were all doing various kinds of audiovisual-type links into the court from home, and people were just trying to make it work. The courts have done this for over two years—the courts have regulated their own proceedings; they have found ways to keep the court system running. All credit to all the participants in that process; it's a very challenging environment for everyone involved, and an important one. It's very important that people have an opportunity to appear in court and to get the certainty of the decisions that the court will provide for them. Regardless of the outcome of those decisions, it's very important they have that opportunity. A lot of work goes in, from all the participants, to make that happen. 